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it cost Hofmann enter the colt and lIilI Massive Idaho flood leaves four dead $10,000 to liar! IDAHO F~, Idaho (AP) - Four up water. counties, including at leut 11 In llerlous The three coqrelllJlell made It clear said did not aJarm them becau.ee it 11'11 wb1ch the town is named - normally lIVID post, under 126 perIOIII were confirmed dead SUnday II The National Weather Service aald the condition. they tblnk the damages are the respon­ nonnaI for a new dam. But then, around to eight feet blgb - were nearly Invisible. at 5:38 p.m., EDT, .utboritiea llU'Veyed the desb:'uction left nood would reacb Shelley, Idaho, about 50 DisrUpted communications made it sibility of the federal government since the noon Saturday, the dam gave way on the Keith HIggInson, director of the Idaho 1IMIth Belmont by I musive flood lOOlled on towns and miles below the dam, at about 6 p.m., at d1fftcult to useas the elrtent 01 casualties dam was constructed for the Bureau ~ north side, with about I one-tb1rd sed:lon Department of Water Reaources, $lVl,OOO, willi firma 110111 the Teton River by the about five feet above flood stage. or m1saing, but It appeared well below one Reclamation. They 1ncIicated Imrnedlate wasbing away. predicted there would be no more flooding the winner. CBS lIilI eoIIIpee of a nearly new earthen dam. The four penooa known killed were at unconfirmed estimate from a sheriff's legislation may be submitted to allow C0n­ "It'. obvious that that there's some fatal downstream. ~ nalloaal Oaw somewhere, eIther In lelecUon of the p.m. Some flooding continued to spread Rexburg, a town 01 some 10,000 persona deputy Saturday that up to 150 persona gress to "make full restitutioo of life and "The wont baa passed us," be saJd. site or construction 01 the dam ltaelf," Sen. doWMtream Sunday on the Teton and Into about 18 miles below the dam. could be dead. property" to the victims 01 the flood. Waters bad receded somewhat In bird­ perIOIIDel Frank Churcb, D-Idaho, said after nylng !be Snake River, but officials said the Thousands of persona were evacuated Prea1dent Ford declared the four flooded Bureau of Reclamation began 81 BugII' City, over the area. "It appears there is prima bit areas such Rexburg; ...at bad pused. Left In the wake of the from their bomea II far as Idaho Falla, counties - Madison, Fremont, Bingham an inveatil!ation of the callie rJ. the break. population 600, and Teton, population 400. dirt rock facie evidence that the federal government retreating flood crest were home. carried and others were trapped on blgb ground. and Bonneville - a major disaster area. The 307..foot-blgb and dam, Damage 11'81 reported severe In tbeae whicb 11'81 3,000 feet acroaa and 35 feet is responsible for the dlllater." I feet from foundationa, carcasses of dead Red CrOll oIftclaIs aald there were no Gov. Cecil Andrus said Ford IIIIUl'ed blm areas, 81 well 81 In the sma1l communities ctttle littering fields and trailer hornet Immediate estimates of the number of by telephone of f8lt federallllllistance. wide at the top, held bact a reservoir of Air National GUlrd Capt. Jlck of Newdale and Wilford. But deta1is were toued about. homeless and Injured. Andrus, wbo new over the stricken area 250,000 acre-feet 01 water, or about eo Enterldne, who fiew over the area at dawn, not available. At Idaho Fa1l8, some 40 mllea down­ Officials of the Churcb of Jesus Cbrlst of Sunday with three members of Idabo's billion gallons. Its conslniction, delayed by aald the Oood 11'81 spreading southward It IIream from the ruined federal Teton Latter-day Saints (Monnon) reported five congressional delegation, said It appeared actiona of envlronmental1ats, was juat that time over the Snake River toward Andrus said be 11''' told that 38,000 Icres DIm, sand bags were plied alolll the persona mlaslng in the area of the town of damage will be In the bundreds of mllllOll8 being completed and the dam 11'81 not Idaho Fa1l8 and other communities. Idaho of farmland bad been flooded, and there Snake River and conalniction engineers Roberts. of dollars. He said It would be an "absolute completely full before it I'\IDlured. FaIla, at 35,000 persons the largest city were fears that some fields might bave .ttempted to blow up flood gates jammed Hospital spokesmen In Idaho Falla said miracle If we get by with a small number 1'be rupture began with some leaking on reached by the water by noon, appeared to beeb permanently dImIged by the sand, with debris In an effort to release backed- 50 persons were Injured In the variOll8 of casualt1es." Thursday, which Reclamation officlals have escaped major flooding. The falla for gravel and silt deposited by the flood. 'No appeal' say TOE DAILY I renewal plaintiffs ©1976 Student Publications, Inc. Vol. 109, No. ~ Monday, June 7, 1976 Iowa City, Iowa 52242

By K. PATRICK JENSEN appeal is "baaed on the un­ since the city's contract with News Editor derstanding that neither the Old Capitol was illegal In "the Movie stars, Iudiaus gather city nor any of the Intervenors way the contract W81 arranged The three plaintiffs in the are currently plaMiIJI to a~ and In part because of the ID'ban renewal sult told The peal." repeated and extensive Dally Iowan Sunday that they Judge James Carter on May revlslona made at the request of do not intend to appeal the court ~~ exempted Plaza Centre One DId Capitol Associates. To decision that baited the city's from his May 4 ruling baiting waive a legal right without Pine Ridge murder trial begins ID'ban redevelopment program urban renewal development In careful study of all possible but granted an exemption for the city. On May 25, the City Implications of such action construction of Plaza Centre Council voted not to pursue the seems unwise"; By LARRY PERL Kll1srigbts, was also kllled In an Altbougb neltber tbe Sbootlng then broke out Wllllams were killed bad been One. matter to the Iowa Supreme -That the city now bas a Assoc. Features Editor ensuing shootout between more prosecuting nor the defense between the agents and the equlpped and used 81 bunkers to However, tbe plaintiffs Court. chance to draft a contract FBI agents and the Indiana. attorneys have stated bow they Indians, during wblch tbe conceal gunfire. American refused to sign a waiver that Old Capitol announced last "more representative of the Movie stars, the media , Even though the trial bas not Intend to prove their cases, lnd1ans made their escape, Indian Movement (AIM) would legally bave prevented Wednesday that It would not Iowa City community than was spectators and more than 200 yet begun, some controversy there are some UII8lIIWered It remains a mystery how the leaders claim that the old further appeal. The waiver was appeal if the plaintiffs agreed to the one Involved In the Old Indians from all over North has already arisen over questions wblch mlgbt come­ government intends to prove chicken sheds were simply old requested last.l. Wednesday by sign a formal waiver not to Capitol Associates contract. America will be among the procedure. into play during the trial. that among all tbose who chicken sheds. Old Capitol ASSOCiates, the appeal. The plaintiffs cannnot now sign observers when two South U.S. DIstrict Judge Edward How does the government escaped, it was Butler and Then there are the residents city's redevelopment firm. In tbelr statement, the an agreement of the kind Dakota Indiana go on trial for McManus decided during a pre­ know It was Butler and Robideau who killed the two of Pine Ridge, many who claim In a signed statement issued plaintiffs cited four reasons for requested by Old Capitol murder today in Cedar Rapids. trial hearing Saturday af­ Robideau who fired the sbots agents. to bave been repeatedly to the D1, the three plaintiffs - not signing the waiver Associates and at the same time Jury selection begins today in ternoon that the Jury sbould be that killed Coler and WiUlams ? Also In question is wbether harrassed by FBI agents ever Charles Eastham, Harold requested by Old Capitol. They be repesentiIJI the interests of the trial of Robert Eugene asked to comment on wbat they When other agents came on Willlam Janklow, the South since the shootout occurred. to Bechtoldt and Jeanne Smith· are: the many citizens of Iowa RobIdeau and Darrell BuUer In know and think of Kunstler. the scene after the shooting, Dakota (state) attorney, and Illegal procedures by FBI efftcllve field - said their decision not to - That the suIt was brougbt City"; Cedar Rapids federal district The New York lawyer is they descended upon some the state troopers be brought agents damaged the govern­ -That they are "publicly court. known for his roles in the nearby cabins In wblcb they along to the reservation to aid ment's case against AIM see The two Indiana are accused Chicago Seven trial involving th.ought armed Indians mlgbt be the FBI bad any right to be leaders Russell Banks and stating their desire to the of the shooting deaths of two construction of Plaza Centre disruptions at the Democratic hiding, acconling to various there since the state bas no Dennis Means In the Wounded Small challenged One resume and are publicly FBI agents, Jack Coler and National Convention and other news reports. They were afraid authority on the reservation. Knee take~ver trial two years stating that they have no in­ Ronald Williams, on the Pine controversial cases. Kunstler to enter the cabins, bowever, The FBI claims that some old ago. That trial ended with a tention of hindering the Ridge Reservation in South said he agrees with McManus' because they thought Coler and cblcken sheds overlooking the dismissal of the charges agalnat development of that project. Dakota last June 2.6 . Two other decision. Williams might still be alive . meadow wbere Coler and Banks and MeaDS. "There bave been numerous Indians also Indicted- in SoUth by Lloyd-Jones occasiona over the last few Dakota will be tried at a later years when Old Capitol date. Associates asked the City WIlllam Kunstler of Chicago Seven trial fame will defend the By NANCY GILLILAND Council and community to two and Evan Hultman, U.S. staff Writer accept its word that a promise attorney from Iowa, will lead 'news would be kept. The plaintiffs the prosecution. One of the mOlt Interesting believe that the same standards In addition, celebrities primary contests in Iowa of credlbillty apply to their Marlon Brando, Sydney Poltler Tuesday is taking place In Iowa promise"; and and Harry Belafonte will be on City's 73rd DIstrict, the west focus -That "the technicalities of hand to lend their support, whUe side of the Iowa RIver, where devising a proper waiver, one in Johnson County more than I three-time Democratic Rep . Generally, Small finds which fully assures the rights of 200 the himself on the defenalve. The aU parties, appears to be suf­ Indiana from United Arthur Small Is being States and Canada will soon challenged for his seat by Jean challenger is taking him to task f
ciently complex that they on his record and, to some begin what is described as a UoychJones. could not be dealt with In time "spiritual encampment" for the Among other things, the degree, on his style of for the action to be of real value accused soutbwest of tbe contest is a struggle of UI politicking. to the people of Iowa City. The personalities. Small's wife, Uoyd.Jones . comes to bard plaintiffs suggest the quickest Coralville Reservoir. Mary Jo, Is an assistant UI vice politics from beiIJI president of way for the conatruction of The trial was moved from Cedar president for personnel. Uoyd­ the Iowa League of Women Rapid City, S.D., to Plaza Centre One to resume is Rapids after Incurring Jones's busband, Richard, is Voters . She has been active in for Old Capitol Associates to scheduling problems caused by the new cbalrman of the the league for 20 years and W81 accept this public assurance by English department. a convenor of the Iowa Women's the plaintiffs that they desire continuance motions filed by Mary Jo has been cam- Political Caucus In 1973. In the prompt resumption and the defense. Last year, the Wounded Knee / I palgning actively for her addition, she Is Project Director completion of the development also husband while he bas been in for Juveniles and the Law, of that parcel. Old Capitol take-over trial was moved Des Moines Involved In the Humanities-funded Confere­ Associates could recommence to Cedar Rapids on a change of longest session yet of the Iowa nces. venue. conslnictlon tomorrow with the FBI agents Coler and legislature. Uoyd.Jones has Small agrees that Lloyd­ acceptance of this asaurance, Willlams were killed June 2.6, been appearing on the neigh­ Jones is qualified to run for whereas the development of an borhood coffee circult, and Is office. Yet he feels that there's a 1975 wben they entered the acceptable waiver would in­ reservation seeking an Indian conducting a vigorous door-to­ major difference between volve a further unnecessary door campaign whlle Small bas running a local campaign to get delay." man accused of using a pocket been In Des Moines. elected, and working to get Iowa Cily Mayor Mary knife In a d1apute between a I So far, the combat baa been legislation passed In Des white man and his son. Neuhauser was unavailable for Instead, tbe agents un­ friendly. Both candida tes agree Moines. comment Sunday night. She suspectedly walked into gun­ I on mOlt Issues : efficiency In "So mucb of the door-to.door said earUer on Sunday that "we fire . "We've been hit," I campaigning has nothing to do If state government, land use and certainly would be detighted Willlams reported1y cried Into the property tax rellef bill. But with wbat you do In the they don 't appeal because then legislature. I think politics is his police radio. "Hurry and lately Loloyd.Jones bas been we can go ahead at once. It give us some help with cover making bay with the "sunset" very serious business, and the would be easier of course One wall of the Hlrry Jumping Bull residence DelIr Oglala, South WIUIams. PoUce then made attempts to surround tbe area, wbldI fire or we'll be killed.' Dakota, tbe scene or the JUDe 16, 1975 sboodng deaths 01 two FBI bIU adopted at the last minute Included the residence pictured here, and In tbe enauin& IUn battle Joseph Stuntz, better known agents and an Indlan man. FoUowllll the flnt shootlnp, poIlce hv the lelislature. between poUce and Incllans, tbe waU was riddled with poIlce buIIetI. Continued 011 pale tbree on the reservation 81 Utile Joe answered allis for help from tbe two aamts, Jlck Coler and Ronald See addldonal pboto, pile Cbree r I in the news O'Neill, now majority leader, so far Is unop- The joint Palestinian-leftist command claimed half wouldn't name a IIeCOnd choice. But Z per bombing and gunfire left seven Roman Catholics posed to succeed Albert 81 speaker. Its forces occupied all seven strongholds of the cent of tboee who would I\IIIlI a IIeCObd choice and two Protestants dead and 31 persons Injured. Aformer majority leader of the Massachu.eetts Salqa organization In Beirut and were fighting a picked Reagan. A British Army spoke&IJUpl said lleveral In- legislature, O'Neill entered the House In 11152, contingent of Syrian regulars In Saiqa uniform at Of 222 delegates who said they plan to vote for lantry companies of 100 men eacb were sent to w1nn1ng the seat vacated by Kennedy wben he the sports stadium on the southern edge 01 the Reagan on the ftrst ballot, 64 per cent said their Belf8lt from elseWhere In the WII'-tom province. [b)[J~®~~W moved to the Senate. cl·y. second choice Is Fon1. Le. than one-thlrd Britain's IleCretary· for Northern Ireland, O'Neill bad previously announced plana to seek Details of the fighting were not known because refused to name I second choice. Merlyn Rees, flew In frun London and issued a the speaker's poet wben Albert retired, and he the Palestine guerrillas set up roadblocks and The poll also Included 162 personI who ltatement that the violence "was clearly sec- Next••• repeated this Saturday, citing support from 165 barred anyone from entering the fighting zones. wouldn't commit to a flrst-bellot choice. In terms tarian and took the form 01 acta of revenge." House Democrats. of the current delepte .trengtbI 01 each can- On Saturday ~~~ gunmen sprayed WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. Thomas P. "TIp" Albert W81 a member of the 1947 fresbman d1~te entering the final primary election week, bulleta Into a bII' five CUllomera. Tbree O'Neill, [).Ma., the man wbo aucceeded Jobn class In Congress that also included Kennedy and Deadlock the poD Illgbtly uncle" epa aented Reaglll and other persons died In two bII' bombingI and one P. Kennedy In the HOIIII of Repre.ntativa, Richard M. Nixon. He became apeaker In 1970. IIIPtly over-repruented UIICOIJIDlitted. man wu abot olthil doorItep. TJIe delths moved IppeIl'I beaded for the poet rJ. HOIIII IpeUer Earlier this year some House freebmen bad WASHINGTON (AP) - EnoUllh of President The key ftnding, however, IbowI that even If • the toO in seven years 01 violence to 1,54S. With the retirement 01 Incumbent ipIaker Carl IOIIIIht to cbaUelll!e Albert', leadership, but that Ford's delegates name Ronald Reagan II their group 01 unconunItted delegates created I ThIs year alone 152 peI'IOI\8 have been killed - second presidential choice - and vice versa - to 125 civiliaN, &eVen members 01 the part.Ume Albert. move 11'11 promptly aquelched. deadlock between evenly matched Ford and Albert'. announcement that he wID retire It apparently ensure that the Republican National Reagan forces, there aeema no prospect for any Ulster DefenIe rqlment, five BrItish soldiers the end of tbis Congreu CIIJlI Saturday liter Convention would not turn to lilY third candidate other candidate to commandeer eIther the Ford and 115 police offtcers. the hlonths of apecuIItlon over wbether the Beirut In event ofl deadlock. or Reqlll IItrenIth and combine It with the Oklahoma Democrlt would aeek IIIOtber term. AIIocJated Presa Interviews with about one- uncommitted vote for a victory. Weather , He bad lit the put IndIClted be wanted to remain BEmUT, lAbanon (AP) - Leblnele leftists third of the 2,259 delegates to the GOP natiOllll In eongre. until be WII 70. and their Palestin1an allies c1aabed SW1CIay with convention IIbowed Sunday that despite the WhIt a front page to wake up to, bub? A "I am 11011' II yell'l, In good health and there units 01 the SyrIan-\ed Salqa SUerr\1ll group, apJrIted Ford-Reagan fight for the nomlnation, Irish murder trial. More Old Capitol. LocIl poUtIdIDa Ire other thlnp I want to do while I am young turning Beirut'. civil 11'11' Into I tIIreewIy battle. many delegatel committed to one don't totally Jockeying for posItion. You probIbly lIbould go enough to do them. I Wlnt to IpeIld more time In DamIIcus, repreaentativea of lis Arab reject the other. BELFAST, Ncrtbern Ire1and (AP) - Hun- back to bed. But then you would mill I 11'II'1II, With my famllJ and Ufe.Ionc trIendI," Albert .tatet met with SyrIan leaders In blib-level ef· Amolll3118 delegate. wbo said they plan to vote dreda of II'Dl)' relnforcementl moved Into Bel· lIlMy day with higbI ill the III and !owl fnm the IIId. forti to IOrt out the Lebanelle criIII. for Ford on the first ballot, .tightly more than fut on SuncJay to patrol the city after I night 01 upper &01 to low .... I' I Pale Z-Tbe OlDy Iowa8-Iowa City, Iowa-MoDday, JUDe 7, 1976 Don" MiN ThIt OpportunIty HONG KONG Candidates swarnt states (Custom Tailor Back In Iowa C t------. SlIt Siwll8ldnr..tcNIf Sul SuIIa.l ...... m.oolI6.oo SPECIAL OFFER Wool Slwbldn 8u11 ...... 00 FI,.. W_od SuIt ...... MO.oo Span Cool ...... 00 in final printary ph~se 3 fu~Vs$160 e Cullom ..... SIirt ...... oo I ! By the Auoelated Prell and make optimistic pre­ cratic tally. Jimmy Carter won ""'PA-C-KA-G-E-O-EA-l-l HOLIDAY INN 2 DAYS dictions about Tuesday's out­ three more In Kansas, Rep . 1-80-US 218 ONLY SUITS &$13 Call For Appointment JUNE 7-8 Presidential candidates and come. MOlTis K. Udall picked up one, f-....;,;SH.;;I;.;.AT,;;S;""2 __IIVIBster Tailor H. Wani their entourages swarmed Ford lost some ground during and three more were uncom­ MON.-TUES. OPEN IDA. .... TO 8 P.M. Tel 354-1770 through New Jersey, Ohio and the weekend to Reagan, the mitted. California on Sunday, preparing conservative challenger for the So with Minnesota Democrats for the three big contests that Republican nomination. meeting Sunday to pick their will end the primaries phase of Reagan picked up 31 new candidates, Carter had 909 dele­ $20 FREE ACCESSORIES­ the 1976 campaign. There was delegates - 15 In Louisiana, 13 gates to 307.5 for Udall, who is In also a lot of action In the tele­ in Virginia and three In Colora­ second place, with a string of WITH THE PURCHASE OF vision studio. do to one for Ford In Virginia. candidates strung out behind President Ford was in New So Ford now has 806 of the 1,-130 and 390.5 delegates listed in the A NEW 10 SPEED Jersey and Ohio; Ronald Rea­ delegates needed for nomi­ uncorrurunitted colwnn. The FBI has gan In Ohio, and Democratic nation to 690 for Reagan. PolIs The Democratic debate on Choose from - bonktn" used presidential candidates all over show Reagan the favorite In Sunday, as it has for the past the map In hopes of swaying California, where the winner two months, concentrated on GITANE some last-minute opinion In the will get all 167 delegates, but Carter and the chances to stop three sta tes tha t hold primaries Ford is favored In Ohio and New him short of a first-ballot nomi­ PEUGEOT Tuesday. Together, the three Jersey and says he expects to nation . Udall, Gov . Edmund G. produce 540 Democratic dele­ get most of the delegates there. Brown Jr. of California and Sen. VISCOUNT & others gate votes and 331 for the Re­ In his television appearance, Frank Church of Idaho all campaign publicans. Ford said he believes he is aimed their remarks at what Thru Sat. June 12 aUowfor a Five of the Democrats, mean­ closing on Reagan in California, they say is Carter's Jack of spe­ of Issues," Getting married married while, made consecutive ap­ where a poll showed him behind cificity on issues and each pre­ Small Is pearances on ABC's "Issues 56 per cent to 32 per cent and dicted that he might emerge as The Bicycle Peddlers professional man who and Answers," and President added : "We think there's an the candidate should the former 15 S. Dubuque 338·9923 Saturday at the First Baptist Church the twins The bridesmaids were two sets of twins, the Dower Ford was on CBS' "Face the opportunity to win California." Georgia governor be stopped. poUtics In LaVeida and LaVona Rowe married the twins Ar- girls, organists and soloists were twins. Sixty sets of Nation." Together, they did There was Uttle change dur­ campaign, thur and Alwin Richmond in a double ceremony. twins were upected as guests. little but restate old positions ing the weekend In the Demo- active In cam)llaign in 'Less government and state control City faces urban renewal debt over our county policies'

By DAVE HEMINGWAY debt, held in private notes, must according to Neuhauser, that in which the entire urban aiready planned for the HCDA ELECT Staff Writer be sought after this spring's the city use a higher percentage renewal program should be funds. district court ruling that in­ of its funds to close out the debt handled. "My feeling is that I'm very The Iowa City Council will validated the city's urhan by December 1971. She added that this would not pleased that the staff is recommending the city to allow MAX MILTNER begin working out a way to close renewal contract with Old The city's staff has suggested be the only opportunity for the out Its $4.4 million urban Capitol Associates. The city public to do so. the HCDA monies to continue December 1978 as a date for rather than instead of billing the Democratic Candidate renewal debt In an Informal originally had planned to use urban renewal debt close out, session this afternoon. approximately $2.2 million from Today's meeting begins at (HCDA) programs for urban Neuhauser said. 1:30 p.m. In the city manager's Mayor Mary Neuhauser said the sale of urban renewal land Iowa City is eligible to receive renewal," deProsse said. for County Supervisor the council will concentrate on to Old Capitol and the ill, and conference room at the Civic DeProsse said the funds that approximately $8.2 million Center. deciding what kind of close-out the city's final payment, about during fiscal years 1976-1980 have been designated for use In Four Year Term schedule the city will use. This $2.4 million from its original Neuhauser, along with the city's housing program and under HCDA, with allocations of Councilor Carol deProsse, said will mean choosing from at HUD urban renewal grant, to approximately $2 million for the the Ralston Creek flood control least two alternatives, proposed payoff the debt. she favored the city's alter­ program should be used for Johnson County, Iowa first three years and decreasing native, even though it meant by the U.S. Department of amounts for the fin al two years. those purposes. She called these Housing and Urban Develop­ Because of the court's prolonged Interest payments on items the two most important ment (HUD), and another decision , HUD has required that The 20 per cent of HCDA borrowed federal money that programs In the city. Paid for by citizens to elect Max Miltner developed by the city staff. the city use at least 20 per cent money that HUD is requiring has been used to pay urban Harry Kral, chairman The urban renewal debt was of the Housing and Community the city to use will come to renewal dehts. However, Councilor Robert InCUlTed by the city's purchase Development Act (HCDA) about $412 ,000 annually. "I don't want us to commit Vevera said he favored the of 11 .5 acres of downtown urban funds, administered by HUD, Neuhauser said the council ourselves to something and then earlier close-out date suggested renewal land and the removal of that the city is to receive over meeting would be open to decide to back out of it," by HUD. "I think we should get structures from the properties. the next two fiscal years. persons who wish to express Neuhauser said, refelTlng to the out of dealing with HUD as soon Another way of closing out the HUD is also suggesting, their feelings about the manner appropriations the city had as possible," he said. JEAN LLOYD-JONES Getty dies, 1eaves bulk ItI will bring a Leetures NEW VOICE f • t'" I I .... I., .~ I., ,.of Qil fOl1,une to charities C. "Eric Llncolr., chairman, !>epartment o( ReUgious and to the Iowa Legislature., Philosophical Studies, Fisk University, will speak on "Religion as the Critical Instrument In the Socialization and GillLDFORD, England (AP) - J. Paul Getty, Admitting that money can't buy happiness, " Man y people have expressed Acculturation of Blacks In America" at 8 p.m. today In Room master of one of the greatest fortunes of all time, Getty once observed that it might have "some the need for a new land ethic 100, Phl1lIps Hall. died Sunday of a heart attack at age 83. He left connection with unhappiness" - to which he was for Iowa. If this idea is to be­ the bulk of his millions to charities. no stranger. Tina Nielsen, graduate student, will speak on Getty made his first million by age 23 and at His favorite son George died In 1973, the same come reality, we must pass "Experiences as a Member of the Citizens' Steering for this his death was worth between $2 billion and $4 year his 16-year~ld grandson J. Paul Getty III touch land use and conserva­ Year's Housing and Community Development Act" at 12 :15 billion, most of it from the Getty Oil Co. and its was kidnaped In Rome. The kidnapers cut off one tion measures." p.m. today at the Wom,en's Resource and Action Center. This worldwide subsidiaries. of their victim's ears to underscore their is part of the Brown Bag Luncheon Discussion program. The tycoon's will, written in 1958, is to be filed demands. But despite pleas from the youth's ac­ ELECT In the next few days In California. Getty's tress mother, Gail HalTis, Getty publicly said he Keyponeh elasses secretary, NOlTis Bramlett, confirmed reports would not pay. that most of the fortune is willed to charities. "I have 14 other grandchildren, and if I pay one JEAN LLOYD-JONES The User Services Division of the UI Computer Center will He said the will also provides for Getty's penny now, then I'll have 14 kidnaped grand­ 73rd District sponsor 7 one.hour keypunch classes today through Friday. survivors. They are three sons, J. Ronald Getty, children," he said. Privately, however, Getty Each session will Include a 3(}.mlnute presentation on the J. Paul Getty Jr., and Gordon Peter Getty ; 16 was said to have paid $2.7 million for the boy's House of Representatives basic components and functions of a keypunch machine, grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. release. followed by a supervised practice period. Enrollment for Democratic Primary-June 8 Getty will be buried In California, the state he Last week, Getty's hostess, Rosabella Burch, each session is limited to IS persons. Register at the UCC called home but had not seen for two decades. As receptionist's desk In the Lindquist Center for Measurement said in a magazine interview that Getty at 83 still president and principal stockholder of Los was attractive to women. or call 353-3170 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Angeles-based Getty Oil, he ran his global em­ pire from this town where he lived in a 4~year­ But all Getty's five m8lTiages ended in Paid for by Lloyd-Jones for Legislature Committee Children's film old mansion of 72 rooms. divorce. He once told an Interviewer: "I would Suzanne Richerson and Daniel Bray, Chairpersons Bramlett said Getty OU 's vice president and give all my wealth for one successful m8lTiage. I Films for older children will present Stuart Little at 10: 30 chief executive officer, Harold E. Berg, "will act hate being a failure . I hate not being able to a.m. and 1:30 p.m. today In the Public Library Story Hour as head until Mr . Getty's successor is elected." make a success of marriage." Room. Getty professed not to know or care about the He blamed himself for the divorces, saying "no full extent of his fortune. He said "discussion of wife enjoys feeling that she is playing a minor Hawkeye soeeer elub one 's wealth is rather vulgar." Besides, he said, supporting role In a corporate balance sheet." The Hawkeye Soccer Club will begin its summer season "If you can count your money, you don't have a He disliked publicity, seldom smiled and with a practice at 5 p.m. today In the field behind the UI billion dollars." complained that In news photographs "I come Recreation Building . Subsequent practices will he held every Getty often said he would rather be a out looking sad." Monday, Wednesday and Friday In the same location, and at California beachcomber than a billionaire. Yet But he delighted in glittering gatherings of the the same time. For more Information, call 338-6764. with a seaside mansion waiting for him In Malibu rich, aristocratic and famous. His lavish 80th CLOTHING SALE he spent his declining years In his English birthday party wu attended by a glittering CAC manor. gathering of tycoons and royalty. The UI Collegiate Associations Council will meet at 6 p.m. today In the Union Ohio State Room. Men's Nylon & Knit Shirts $1088 Selected Styles • Hays attacks Ford; to the ~0CA6iL'R. 88 would defends his innocence Women's Blouses & Tops $8 partment's SMITHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - taking It to the floor. J don't Denim Blazers $2688 era, give 8\8' Rep. Wayne Hays, under In· thorlty to aile have nothing to do with that. I 88 creulng pressure to resign hI! only have one vote, one out of HIKING Skirts $10 sumers anc key House committee chair· 25." , means to blCK manship, Is fighting back wltI1 • era. attacks against President Ford, Hays' troubles stem from his SHORTS two Important Democratic con· admitted sexual relationship Brands such as Hutspah, Forum, gressmen and Ronald Reagan. with Elizabeth Ray and from allegations that he put her In a • Flap pockets 'Won Campaigning here Saturday Sweet Baby Jane, Rose Hips, Jerell night, Hays reiterated his con· $14,OO6-a-year staff job as his front and back tention that he Is gulIty of noth· mistress. Those allegations are to rt Ing but "a little damn foolish­ being Investigated by the HoUle • 50% Cotton/50% Polyester neBS" In the congressional pay­ and the Justice Department. or 100% Cotton DES MOIN. roll-aex scandal. But he contin­ Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill, the Some of the b ually attacked Ford, who said House Majority Leader, said • Cuffed bottom, extra Iy inactive "I that be warned the House five Saturday night: "Rep. Hays wide belt loops women thell' years ago, while he was a con­ will either give up the House Sen. Mlnnette gressman, not to grant control Administration Committee AVAILABLE AT: City. over staff salaries to Hays' Ad­ chairmanship or be removed "I think " ministration Committee. from It. I told Hays that, and I are too reluctl "He made a statement about am quite sure he w1l1 give It ofticea," abe I me and he was all confuIed," up." 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campaign process does not talents and contribute to aU an state agencies and com­ "The sunaet law will force the Introduced a bill to regulate allow for a thorough exploration phases of society. We talk about missions to aelf-4estruct every leglsJature to do what they're security sales In Iowa as a of Issues," he says. whether we will ever have a six years, unless the leglaJature suppoled to do anyway," she means of consumer protection. Small Is fundamentaDy a woman president. ThIs kind of renews their right to life. says. He says that one of the In. Vote professional politician, a party speculation Is futile unleu Small has argued that under SmaD, who Is chalnnan of the terestlng things he finds In man who got his teeth cut In women get politically Involved this provision, one of the first House Commerce CommIttee, talking to his constituents Is the politics in John F. KeMedy's at the lower levels In greater agencies to be aboUahed will be says much of his time Is spent diversity of interests. "Some Don Riley campaign, in 1963. He was also numbers," Uoyd.Jone8 say8. the Board of Regents. He says putting Ieglslatlon together. He things are of monumental active in Gene McCarthy's She notes that there are only that it could be extremely has been described by his concern to somebody and of campaign In 1968. 14 women out of 1:;0 members In difficult to reconstitute it. coDeagues as an outspoken minimal concern to anybody Democrat for Supervisor Lloyd-Jones was a the legislature, and no women "If we have to go through leader 'of civil liberties and a else," he expJains. Among all the Supervisor candidates: Republican untl119'[O, when she in any of the administrative every agency the way that bill Both Small and Uayd-Jones hard worker, often helping o Only Don Riley dares to· attack the political machine centered In the changed her affUiation because agencies or executive branches. was put, we11 be there unW other legislators draw up bills. are weU-educated candidates. she realized she was "not In She Is particularly critical of November," he adds. He has been credited with Small has a Master of Arts Auditor's office tune with the Republican SmaD on the economy In state In response to Small's introducing legislation to degree from the UI Department o Only Riley opposes construction of Freeway 518 party." She's not concerned at government, charging that his argument, Uayd.Jones says, provide property tax rellef to of English, while Uoyd.Jones this point with party machinery opposition to the "sunset law" ls "That's ridiculous. It (the the low-Income elderly. He has has a Master of Arts In history. o Only Riley opposes the Freeway meglomanla of D.O.T. and party politics. Instead, she evidence of his Interest In Board of Regents) would not be supported such measures as the And both hold interesting o Only Riley criticises the costly Gotham City Crime Control Center. says, she Is concerned with the protecting state agencies rather aDowed to expire. "Meal on Wheels" and views on their political ac­ issues. than conserving the budget. "He's using that as a tactic to "Congregate Meal" programs. tivities. "The IeglaJature Is at Riley Cares about the future kind of world In which you and your Afeminist hue has colored the The sunset law was a scare people by saying that It Reform of the state Income times a very wann, human children will live. He Is concerned about the present chaotic govem­ campaign, Uoyd-Jones decided provision tacked on to- the would be abolished," she says. tax, which affects aD lower- and process, II SmaD saY8. "And at ment In Johnson County and the rest of the nation. to challenge Small for his seat performance auditing blll, "I have every confidence that middle-income persons, has times U's brutal. When AHstotle because she felt that there which established an office to any agency doing its Job weD also been a high priority . of said that man was a political H~ wants goventment that can give leadership In conservation, ought to be more women in Iowa judge the way state agencies will be able to justify itself and Small's. In addition, he has animal, he understood." transportation, energy and other needs. government. Yet local feminist spend the money appropriated continue Its existence.II been working on a program for Says Lloyd-Jones: "Cam­ groups have, in the past, sUJ)­ to them. In an effort to kiD the She says the agencies will not funding of urban mass transit. paigning Is anxiety-produclng. If you care, stand up and be counted In the June 8th primary. ported SmaD. bUl, the Senate tacked on the be totaDy abollsbed and then And, as chairman of the You put everything on the line Authorized and paid for by Don Riley for supervisor committee. Mike Lopos. cl\lirman. "Women should use their "sunset provision," requlr1ng recreated, as Small contends. Commerce Committee, he - your pride and your ego. II Campaign hot and heavr His colleagues say we need ... Mud flies in auditor ,race ART SMALL By MARK MITTELSTADT Supervisors were directly Another of Slockett's Issues whether the payment would be City Editor related to the way the auditor's concerns a contract that legal. office is run." Rogers, as a commissioner of "They can't back any of It One of the mud-slingingest One Issue centers on a $22,000 elections, entered Into with a up," Rogers retorts. "U you're campaigns being waged in penalty Johnson County In­ Cedar Rapids firm in 1973 for going to work me over Into IN THE LEGISLATURE Tuesday's primary election is curred In 1970 with the state of computerized voter registration answering his campaign lies, the Democra tic ra ce for Iowa, apparently for late services. Rogers claims she I'm not going to do It," she told ... State Representative Linda Svoboda of Amana : Johnson County auditor. payment of charges for county was authorized under Iowa law The Daily Iowan. "I refuse to do "He Is the most creative legislator in Des Moines. He Is able to see problems , There, incumbent Dolores residents who were patients at to enter Into such a contract It." long before any of the rest of us do and design creative legislative solutions to Rogers, 54, Is being challenged state medical facilities. without consultation with the However, Rogers has her own them." "Anybody can Incur," Rogers supervisors. expressed for her position by 29-year-old charges to make. Pointing out ... State Representative Robert Krause of Vinton, Chair of the House Committee on says, explaining that the The supervisors at that time that Slockett has lived In the land ethic Thomas Slockett. The battle so Transportation: far has seen both sides charging penalties "were not paid." She initiated a lawsult to chaDenge county for a year..and ... ~, is to be­ the other with outright lying and says that after conununicatlng the legality of Rogers's actions. she says: "Hell, he's only lived "It has been Art Small's quiet and effective work which has made funding for Dellcatilly weaving urban mass transit a poSSibility." must pass sometimes has turned Into a with the state comptroller, the The lawsuit was dropped early in the county .since 1975. He patterns of 18K gold conserva- bitter attack on personalities. penalties were eventually this year when new Supervisor doesn't know the county. He are highlighted by the ... State Representative Thomas Higgins of Davenport, Chair of the Committee on Much of the conflict, at least dropped. The reason that the RQbert Lenz, who, SlocJtett doesn't even know where the rich antique look. Human Resources: in Is payments were not made on points out, was appointed to fill county is. I don't know what you "Cascade" by "The best of our Democratic legislative program for the last several years - the eyes of both candidates, Orange BloS8om. an outgrowth of the con­ time, according to Rogers, Is a board vacancy by a three­ can expect from a man who legislation such as tax relief for the low income elder1y - was developed by Art troversy-rlddled 197()'76 period that the county treasurer, with member committee that in­ says the Amanas are in Johnson Sma". The fact of the matter is - we can't do without him." 01 Johnson County politics concurrence from the Board of cluded Rogers, joined Bartel In County." Supervisors, had invested sorne voting against the lawsult. She points out that the county during the terms of Supervisors HEIn'E£H & STOCKER ••-eIect Stat...... tlltIY. Art S .... O.. ocnt. 71nt1 DIetdet Robert Burns and Richard of the money In times savings auditor, under Iowa law, per­ JEWELERS 00.. CIIT ...... I -.-. c. ._ Bartel. Rogers charges that certificates and the county A third issue Involves Bartel's fonna 43 separate functions...... ,Art ...... ,__ ...... Slockett is "Mr. Burns' pup­ would be penalized for early attempt this February, shorUy Moreover, she says that the June 8 pet," explaining that "Mr. withdrawals of that money. The before reSigning from the county auditor in Johnson Burns has been out to get me checks for the payments were board, to bave the county pay County has to deal with more since 19'10-he's said i~ then held and overlooked for a him $11,000 for legal fees he than 60 separate taxation publicly." time, she says. suffered in a legal chaDenge to districts. Siockett, on the other hand, "That's not qulte correct," his electlon to the board. Rogers has been associated We PAlX9E GENIE/{, says that Bartel was "Rogers' Slockett says. He claims that Slockett maintains that Rogers with the auditor's office since political aDy." the supervisors negotiated with withheld the attempted 1955 and has been auditor since Slockett has dug up several the state comptroller to drop the payment from the' public. 1962. She served on the State Issues where, he says, "many of penalties, but that Rogers went Rogers says she was checking Commission for Revising cAt THINGS ~ THINGS the problems of the Board of ahead and paid t1',ooo, anyway. with the county 1ttorney Election Laws and has been county election commiasioner since 1970. Congress returns to humdrum Slockett has held no previous public service office. However, WASHINGTON (AP) - l;On­ A vote to limit debate on the inhibit oU and gas development. he ran unsuccessfuDy for state gress, with some of its attention measure cut off a potential fili­ The measure Is Intended to representative In 1970 from still diverted by a sex scandal in buster last week, but further ef­ produce more revenue for the Washington County. He has its midst, has legislation on forts to delay the measure are government through revised been active In the local offshore oU drIU1ng and an­ possible. Jeuing regulations, as weU as Democratic party and bas titrust enforcement to deal with to set more stringent environ­ assIsted In several local this week. In the latter part of the week, mental conditions for explor­ campaigns,.notably that of Rep. The Senate was expected to the House is scheduled to re­ ation and drilling In the conti­ devote most of the week to a sume consideration of legisla­ Arthur Small Jr., O-Iowa City. nental shelf. Slackett manages Small's Town • controverslsl measure designed tion to overhaul procedures for Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohlo, 10 strengthen enforcement of federal leulng of offshore oil Copier, a Coralville printing who has IcknowJedged a put shop. . the existing antitrust laws. It and natural gas drilling tracts. liaison with Elisabeth Ray but Would br~en the Justice J)e. The Ford administration 0p­ denied he gave ber a sinecure partment's investigative pow­ poses the bill, and Republlcans , committee staff job to provide Plaintiffs ers, give s~tes additional au­ say It Is a likely target for I veto him with sexual favors, is to thority to sue on behalf of con­ If passed. The administration meet with two conunlttees be CoatiDued from PI,e ODe sumers and provide more pOlltlon II that exiltlng heads. means to block corporate melli­ regulations are adequate and He has said be will step ulde because then we'D know Old era. that the bill', provillons could as chaJnnan of the Democratic Capitol wouldn't appeal either." PEATURING Congreulonal CImpaign C0m­ Neuhauser said the councU mittee, pending investigations will bold a public meeting at 4 ~A1V§KIN 'Women too reluctant by the House Ethics Conunittee p.m. today to diIcu8s what and the JUitice Department. actiona the city sbould now ~ to run for office' Hays said he will call the take. (EdItor', Nota: See campaign committee to meet ralated ,tory on pa,' J.) DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Senate seals. ' Wednetday and uk It to deaig­ Wilfreda Hieronymus, CAPEZIO Some of the blame for political­ "ThIs year I. the highest ever, nate a temporary chaJnnan. executive director of Old ly inactive women rests on the there are 45 women running for He aIIo Is under heavy pres­ Capitol, said Sunday she had not Leotards ~ Tights "omen themselves, beIJe,es leglaJative seatl and that'. It sure to reUnqullh for the time lien • copy of the plaintiffs' Sen. Minnette Doderer, I).low. Jea.st 10 or 11 more than we've being the cbaIrmanahIp of the statement. "We are pleased the City. ever had before, Iltboqh some Hous. Admlnlltratlon Com­ plalntiffa bad indicated they do "I think women themlelvea of them are running qaJnst mittee, which handlea many not Intend to appeaJ the Plaza The largest selection II'e too reluctant to run for thoae each other." congreaIionaI perqulaItea'. Hays Centre One decIaIon by the offiCII," she 1I1d. IOU there'. a Not .urprisin,ly. Doderer' has IIIid he will meet with tbIIt court, tilUi ulvagin& part of the gf C])ance ~ccessories ~ man they will pull w.w there abouId be u many group on Wednuday or Tbura­ development for Iowa aty," bact and Jet the man have It." women runntna u men. day and will abide by itl decl­ abe said. in GJowa City- , Doderer was on the Ion Doderer her_If would IIlOIt sion. Hieronymus would not Educational Broadca.t Net­ lite to be Iowa'. governor. Meamrblle the ItaIf of the publlclny say whether the warIr's "Iowa Pre." program governor. Etbica CommIttee wu to beam redevalopment firm might .UlI Sanday. "That'. tile offlce I'd like to Intervlewlna poalble wItn_ appeal the dectIlon since the She wu encoura,ed by fe­ nm for, but I don't know If I In the cue, who cou1d Include plaintiff. refuse to sl,n a male Interelt in Iowa HOllIe and wiD." Hays and Ray. waiver. mE DAILY IOWAN Iowa Press Association Fil Newspaper of the Year Vol. 109, NO. 5 Monday, June 7, 1976 Bdltor', Noe. @1976 Student Pub lications, Inc. 4fd11tll lor the soard 01 Sup... PubiShed by 5tud<1nt Publicalions. Inc 111 Com'1'unicatlOns Cent". low. Cily. I,mprln, 10 low. 5224 2 dally excep1 SalUrd.y s, Su ndeV', Ieg.t holidays " unlvtfsity vaca­ tions. Second cIIIas poslaga paid atlhe poat oH,ce at lowy C, ty under the Act 01 nUl/ling lor 111-.. Congress of March 2, 1879 'Oponlons expr 1lSsed on lhesa pages ..e the ",etlan In T\&. .. oponlons althe signed authors. " may not necessanly be thoN oll', t DIlly ,I,ctlon. towan. Two R.pub" .nd 10""'0.., D.mocrat. - Kattc".e, Ku~ "If, Pow,ra, BOfart - are ytGr lerm, ora New jail cheaper now Thre, De"., ",lIy. Leru ara rlIfInlngloron Johnson County's ,6.5 million bond l8sue referendum Johnson County grand jury Thursday described the county wIIieh wl/l 108 Tueaday deserves the support of UI students as well as the jail building as "far beyond repair and (having) surpassed "v,n weelt •. rest of the county's residents. Its useful life some time ago." Th,top two The referendum seeks approval to finance renovation of both polttical p The proposed two-wing, three-etory building, which would the present county courthouse and, more Importantly, to j·y,ar term c~ bIl built just west of the present courthouse, seems to be an construct a new building to serve as a county administrative .0/1 Jar a .eal excellent solution to these problems, Its $6 million price tag office and joint law enforcement center. IGtt lour y~ Students have a major state In this bond ilsue through (minus the courthouse renovation) represents a lot of money, weelt,. The but consider how much higher that cost would be In another local taxes and their effect on rent. The principal and Interest and Ihe .ec1onc:::;t two, three or four years. of the bond Issue will be paid off, In a 2G-year amortization, by will rtln Nov. local property taxes. FIg\lre.l cited by proponents of the bond The time Is right for this proposal. It represents a rare ilsue predict a local tax Increase of about $21 aMually on a spirit of cooperation between Iowa City and Johnson County. prflents a $30,000 hoUse. Apply that to a landlol'd's costs and a hike In There are a host of advantages cited by architects and 0/ th, ca",didCIII rents would seem imminent. others to convince county voters to approve Tueaday's bond Yet few persons can deny that both Johnson County and issue referendum. But UI students should be especially Iowa City, whose policing bodies would occupy the Joint 18w aware that the hike In their rents, which will result from ...... PIA • • '" ...... , • enforcement/center, need new and expanded facillties. The higher local taxes, may be minimized by bnrnedlate ap­ Iowa City police department has to rent space outside its proval of the $6.5 million proposal. headquarters at the Civic Center, and !be Johnson County jail building faces certain condemnation In the near future. A MARK MITTELSTADT . Up from liberalism An interesting situation came about recently - one of those with the county attorney to see if the request confonned with situations that tells us more about our society than perhaps the law. It Is an extremely safe bet that the clerk does this we'd like to know. very rarely, if ever. That he felt the need to make such a On May 11, a couple walked Into the office of the clerk of check is more than interesting; it Is Infonnative. Liquor monopoly makes Therefore, I propose the university court to apply for a marriage license. That Is not the In· It has been 40 years, give or take a president, since develop a better line of communication terestlng part - many people apply for marriage licenses. liberalism, In the disguise of the Democratic party, began its Iowa a Mafia surrogate with the city police rather than spend Bo!b members of the couple were male - but that is not the latest attempt to save the country from whatever it was that money and time on psychology tests, Interesting part, either, It Is somewhat unusual for two was threatening it. Commentators like to point out that To the Editor: wletters weapons training and continual recer· members of the same sex to apply for a marriage license - "we've made great strides" since then. Good old River City Being new to this state I was shocked to tification for the involved security officers this Is reportedly the first time In Iowa - but it Is not that has long been known as a "liberal bastion." That the clerk of learn how liquor is sold here. It should be .,,1 do not relish the thought of having interesting. With a history as ancient as that of court, a Democrat, in the liberal haven by the banks of the pointed out that ethyl alcohol (the active two anned camps functioning separately. Janet homosexuality, it should long ago have ceased to be any more tranquil Iowa River found it necessary to check the legality ingredient of booze) is a simple chemical (coming ftom the "straight" community, within our city limits. Woodside In terestlng than heterosexuality. of a marriage application (which implies that he doubted the for which Industrial users pay a few cents of course). So we find that in most cases Timothy W. Clarlt president of The county attorney, In his infinite wisdom, denied the legality) should tell us something about great strides and per gallon. People In Iowa who are ad­ two gay people can relate more honestly 437 Hawkeye Dr. League of W request for marriage - but again, !bat Is not the interesting liberals. Vestiges of the Dark Ages hover about us yet; It dicted to this substance are forced to buy it and openly and not according to societal Iowa City She has part. County attorneys are not known for setting precedents doesn't appear that we should look to either great strides or from the state at prices which can exceed a norms and expectations of wha t their field activ agricultural - one might say they're not usually found In the front ranks liberals to save us . hundred dollars per gallon. Social drinkers relationship should be. Yet they are not County ,courthouse aliowed to marry. It's absurd ! But then we She is also of those fighting for social justice, at least not In the broad Tha t shouldn't come as a surprise - it's just that liberals gel the same deal. a 'museum piece' State Health sense IX the word. seem determined to prove it Incessantly. That's what Is in­ With the state liquor store who needs suppose gay marriages are really To the Editor: charter me '(lhat made !be situation interesting - and worth noting teresting. That's what we should learn from . organized crime? threatening to the "straight" society In president of The Johnson County Courthou8e Is a and learning from - Is the action of the clerk of court. On the E dwa rd Ga ines that they (society ) can 't handle seeing two Council. same day that the two men applied for license, he checked BEAU SALISBURY 729 South Lucas St. people interactin g equally within a museum piece in its own right, but it Is not nl: ' Iowa City relationship , It is very threatening to this geared for the needs of today. Where will society to see. ~ exploitation tri a th. COllllD' find space and at "hat coststor Gay marriage a threat relationship - to see people interacting the additional needs of the expanded Co We space To the Editor: spontaneously. So In that sense we can see district court? are already using America degenerates into tidiness We have been enraged for some time how gay marriages would make a not owned by the county. It appears to me that the Citizens now over the narrow-mindedness of this "straight" society very uncomforlable. Advisory Committee has done a good job of by society, but it was definitely magnified Cheryl A. Woodward thoroughly reviewing the proposed project June 4 when we read of the denial of a Kri&tin L. Penn marriage license to Ken Bunch and Tracy ~ S. Dubuque st. for us citizens who don't have the time or opportunity for closely examining the Bjorgum. It seems that In this society Iowa City project. there Is only one "right" way to do Urges communication, Further delays for further studies would everything and It pisses us off. What is be a poor investment of time and money. really Ironic is that ideally marriage Is an not guns, for ~ampus cops We should proceed immediately with the Institution wherein two people relate long-needed facilities . honestly and openly, In whlch' two people To th e Editor: Jane Lato urette • give and take lovingly and equally. I believe anning campus security of­ 815 W. Park Road However, with the present sex-role ficers would be a grave mistake. This Iowa City structure, norms, and hlal pressures would give the UI campus the potential of that Is made almost impossible for becoming another Kent State. The Correction heter~exual couples, yet those are the majority of security problems that arise ones for whom marriage is legalized. In for the campus security officers do not Because of a production roo m error John the gay world there are not those same role deem the necessity of arming. Bowie's bylin e was inadve rtently ontitted expectations and the only real social Occasionally the need for armed of­ from his Tra nsc riptions column Friday. pressure Is the pressure to be "straight" ficials on campus may be necessary. The DI regret. Ih, error. By RANDY KNOPER good and evil. Instead he'd like to see 'People want to dress up in pupils taught "sound ethical values- and Rennie Davts understood a while ago. behavior." . You remember him, he was one of the Frye boots and white 8uits I hope the new generation will not be Need for new jail facility' not apparent scruffy Chicago Seven, Well, he switched to drink cognac, cool and afflicted by the unkempt "nothing Is true, to a suit and tie to do promo for the divine nothing Is falee " syndrome that's softening To the Editor: Ught of his boy guru. went comfortable under the our brains. There'll be no more courses in I am all for humane treatment of per­ Now another, Jerry Rubin, claims he's astrology taught by beaded, slovenly, of last "grown up at 'ST." He's no longer dressed sons being held In the Johnson County jail. a report crisp potted palm fronds wrongheaded professors. History courses Yet there has been little mention of this by the CIA to kI11ln his guerilla suit. His white collar will clear up this confusion about who owns those who favor the $6 million bond with the rest{ neatly over his V-fleCk. It's not ob­ of an airy bar' the Panama Canal. referendum. There also has been a lack of dent John scured by hair. Jerry is cheerful and But Reagan probably didn't have to discussion of the real needs for a new . When It praisea the mass-produced new con· Country Cobbler Is unloading its denim. worry about us, University students don't facility. Late In 1973 I conducted an in­ the CIA 1ci0Ull1eJl and straight thlnldng of Werner People want to dress up In Frye boots and take history anymore, anyway. Why get duce formal study 0( the jail. While it was very .Erhard'. est. Some people on the left think white suits to drink cognac, cool and muddled in the humanities and lose the clear that things could be done to improve • Erhard's movement Is like Dale car· comfortable under the crisp potted pabn chance for a job? Get Into business, ac· the treatment of people held, It was far negle'. at best, or like a clean version IX fronds of an airy bar. No fuss, no mess. counting or law, learn some right and from clear that a new facility was Charlie Manson's or Mel Lyman's at {t's certainly a relief. Things had been reason and then dress ·tastefully for an necessitated or that the money could not be worst. That doesn'l seem to WOlTY Jerry or getting messy, with post-Watergate Inlerview with Dow Chemical Co. more wisely spent. the thousands of other converts. morality, cultural dlslotatlon and shifting lt seems the country is finally getting My informal stu Don"s Bdltor', Not.: FIft.,,, co,,· ShIpton said she II running for IOmelhinil good for the county. He said there must be "closer Issue, saying that sufficient local campaigns. He said he Hair J?/air didatll/or til. 1011"'0" Cou"ty supervisor becaU8e of her IB "I'd like to bring respec­ cooperation between the Board space for aB county offices Is an entered the supervisor race "in IOWIc.ty JIOGrd 0/ Supervl.ora or. at· yean of ezperlence In serving tability to Johnson County of Supervisors and .u dty the hopes of bringing to Johnson & univef..... ' lnunedlate problem. -'1 YICa· umptl", 10 remain In III. on committees and working government, and subsequently residents and employees." County poUtics a more bllBiness­ Ctly under lilt Act of ~.K Ihesa PlO" lie Ih. nUI"ln, lor tlte Nov. 1 ,lInllral with the public Interest. the board would get lOme His number one priority is the Miltner Uke aWtude on the Board of be IMae of fI,e Dilly tlmlon In Tu.lday" prlmar)' "I'm concerned about the problems tackled that had to be "restoring of dignity and Supervisors ... and get more OFFERING COMPLETE STYLING ,I.ellon. need for improving ways of tackled some years ago," he cooperAtion to the Board of Max Miltner, 51, of rural harmony In the county Two R.publlcan. - Ball.r board procedure," ShIpton said. said. Supervisors." Solon is a fanner and associate government. " FOR MEN & WOMEN of Town and Country Realty. and 10lln,on - a"d 10 "There should be a Johnson said he is concerned SIX TRAINED SPECIALISTS in Haircutting. Hair coloring D.mocral. - CII.II. H .... parllmentary procedure so Cilek Hess Miltner said he is worried about giving county residents /Cattcllee, Kull,lI, 'Lo"" Milt· thlnp would go smooth and about state and federal control the "best services possible. This and Pennanent waving. ",r, Power., RII.y, Sellr and fast, and the atmosphere would Lorada CIlek. S7, of 404 Brown Clifford Hess, 65, is a resident over COWlty pollcies. means not only facilities but the BOlart - or. v),ln, lor tlllO 4- be pleasant and businesslike." St. is an incumbent supervisor, of Oxford and a longtime "I don't think we need aU people working in them and Ph. 338-4286 ytar term. on the board, elected to the board In 19'12. Hardin Township fanner. these bureacracles," Miltner ~ople working together In ISYl S. Dubuque Open 7-7 M-S Three Democrat. - Don- Bogart Cllek said she is seeking re­ Hess is a member of the said. "Any time anything II county government." 111(1)1. LellZ and SlIlpton - or. election because she has en­ Johnson County Conference funded by the government, you nuI"ln, lor one unexpired term. James Bogart, 63, of 903 Page joyed ber tenn as supervisor, Board and was a delegate to the don't have control." which wHl 1011 two yearl and St. holds a master's degree In and because she has started Democratic State Convention. Miltner added that he would "lien wee II •. educational administration many things she would like to "I think we need rural input like to see land use decisions Th. top Iwo votll ,.tt.r,/rom from Iowa State University and finish. on the county Board of come under count control. both political partie. In tit. Iwo Is employed at the Union Bus "I am the only elected official Supervisors," Hess said. "Input Johnson Regular P,lasma Donors j')I,ar term conte.t. will .quare Depot. left on the board," CIlek said. ". from someone who Is familiar .0/1 for a .eat that will actually Bogart said he decided to run am the only one left to give any with the outer county." loll four yea" and leven for supervisor because he is continuity. " Hess also said he felt that the John Johnson, 29, of 1822 G St. Men & Women 18 - 61 WlU.. Tile other Rllpubllcan concerned about taxes. He Cilek said that anything supervisor's position should be is one of the two RepubUcans and th' ,tcond-place Democrat hopes that as a supervisor he pertaining to the county is an a full time job and that he had running Tuesday. earn as much as will run Nov, 2 for tll./ull/our· will be able to hold taxes down. important Issue , She noted thllt the time to devote to it. He attended the UI in pubUc year term. "I think the supervisors sbe was especiaUy interested in relations and broadcasting, and Toda)" The Dally Iowan should do the best they can for people projects. Kulish is now assistant to the manager pr,,,nu a brief ,limp.. of each the constituency In general," of Henry Louis, Inc. has the $52 a month while helping others of the candida til'. Bogart said. Powers Louis KuUsh, 80, of rural He been active in Bogart added that he thought Swisher Is running for the Johnson County Republican party and has WOl'ked In several Phone 351-0148 for info & appointment ... P,. 4 .. , ...... , • DonneJly the supervisor job should be a James Powers, 50, of 232 • Board of Supervisors In hopes of full time job. Mayfield Road Is a founder of cutting the county's expenses. Harold DoMelly, 62, of 423 Associated Constructions and of Kulish, employed by Kraus Appointment hours Physicals for Grant st. owned and managed Long Powers, Willis and Associates, Manufacturing of Walford, lM1I1iave'.iOC. M W F 8:30 - 5:30 new donors the DoMelly's Tavern for 40 an architectural and hopes to cut areas of the Your foe a I agenl lor years. Robert Long, 29, of 2420 engineering firm. county's budget In order to Tues & Thurs 10:30 - 7:30 Tues. 4:30 - 6:00 DoMeUy said he feeb his 40 Bartelt Road Is an employee of Powers said he Is running create a surplus for county Thurs 5:00 - 7:00 years in business and his the UI Physical Plant. because he feels he can make a roads and bridges. associations with various Long, a member of the county contribution to the ad­ "I protest the use of salt on Amn~==~ BioResources Corp 318 E. Bloomington government agencies and IIdvtsory committee for the ministration of the county. He county roads for two reasons," boards would help him In Hawkeye Area Community noted that one of his Kulish said. "First of all, the Call 3S4·2424 working with the new members Action Program, said he Is qualifications was that he had 'Chemical action eats up the rock

DOONESBURY byGarryTrudeau Grand jury: jail beyond repair

By Q StoJl Writer for females and juveniles, and violations of building cadet according to the report. leneral deterioration. represent a "lerlOIll hazard to "Escape attempts have been Any attempts to repair the "Everywhere you look, the inmates and employees alike. made because the mortar can ellating Johnson County jall are jail II deteriorating," the report The only aafe means of egress is be picked out and brickwork "futile," according to a grand state.. the outside fire elCape, which is removed." )ury report submitted Friday to A referendum to be held In acceesible only through an open . the Board of SUperviaol'l. conjunction with Tuesday's stair enclosure. A fire In the "The building seems to be far state primary election would area of thiI stairway could beyond repair and surpassed Ita provide •.5 million for bonds to make escape from the cell UIefullife some time ago," the construct a Joint county-city law areas impossible. cream report states. enforcement building with new "If this was not a county _Chica/lO The grand jury reviewed the jail facUlties. facility, but a simllar facUity jall's facUlties on May 20, fin· On May ?I, a disrupUon and owned privately, these ding "numerous violations of fire caused by prisoners violations would not be ~"-.....I"-__oIoL-"""~..A L.~_~ _____"';':'~ L...-'''-'';;;;;;':~ __j"(,,,._;':';''''' L~~~~:!:::il::::::n~ .bulldlng codel," employees resulted In S15,OOO to $20,000 tolerated. " working under cramped con· additional damage to the jall, The age of the structure . .. dltlons, Inadequate cell space according to county officials. exposes employees to the "risk r'~"'~'" "M)' "'''*"1" The jury's report notell that of harm In handling prisoners," .' Over 70% of our euesta i. Paul Roheson, slnger-aetor ~

f' come beck • II . ~ egeln ••• ~ ~ end egeln ; The man America forgot t ••• end egeln. ] ~ i By DAVE DeWITTE basically African." MissiSSippi black boys to Robeson was discredited by the what does black power say ~ And they keep on coming ; back. Year alter year. At the ~ Staff Writer DurIng his lifetime, Robeson Indochina to kill yellow "Red Scare," blacb were led a~t music? What does black enjoyed fame In many areas. In Reel. we make sure that ~ Chinese," Robeson taunted. by "men with no observable power say about literature?" Dr. Bop and the Headliners ? comlort is more than a WOld ~l Few Americans today his speech, Stuckey delcribed "Somebody should take a gun Interests whatever In Africa." Stuckey concluded that the featuring the White Raven Our rooms sparkle and our A remember Paul Robeson. Robeson's accomplishments, and blow his brains out." Stuckey gave as examples relative fallure of the black's · smiles are as warm as the ~ Robeson was a huge, handsome from his years as a 12-letter In 1952, Stuckey heard Walter White and Roy WUkens, attempt to find a place In white Greatest Dance Band Ever sun . And there's always " black singer and actor who had athlete and Phi Beta Kappa Robeson speak again. ThOle head of the NAACP, and Lester society, as exemplified by the Playing all hits from the 50's plenty to tic Intimate dining l' the courage to speak out for the scholar at PrInceton to his In· years of the McCarthy era had Granger, chairman of the "Black power" movement, was •. on the Fiddler Restaurant . rights of black people In a time ternatlonal fame as a touring left Roberson's career in Urban League during that a result of the 1081 of African Fri. &. Sat. June 11 &. 12 1 Aulhentic 1920's atmosphere when lynchings went ignored. vocalist. During 19.0-41 shambles. Before, be had been period. ties. l\ In ttle 2Q 's Rool·Top Lounge. J He was a black nationalist who Robeson was, accoriling to called the greatest barlton t· Old-Iastl ioned Ice cream '" Stuckey pointed to 1M5-1110 In 1859, W.W Garnett told Wendell's Old·Fashlol1ed Ice ~ had the fortitude to advise black Stuckey, "the single, best­ singer In the world. Eugene t as the era In which b1acb felt blacks "you can't abandon ~ Cream Parlor . Three pools. ~~ people not to fight against the knOWD, American In the world" O'NeW had perlOnally asked they might be accepted Into yourself. You can't abandon ~. shunleboard courts. game Soviet Union because "It was as a result of his popular con· him to perform In hia plays. But your blackness." . . roolT' and miles ot sandy there that 1, for the first time, cert tours of Europe and society because of the "new when Stuckey saw him again, liberalism." Africanism was In 1M7 Paul Robeson told l beach join our guests who ~ walked this earth In complete Russia. Robeson couldn't travelabr08d ignored. blacks "You can't assume a · come beck year alter year ». human dignity." Stuckey described his own for fear that he would subvert nationallty as you would a suit , For more Intormation or ~ "Masllive ideological con· Typewriter reservations. call Toll F_ : Paul Robeson died early this encounters with Robeson as a the spirit of the COld War, and of clothes." ~ year, but he was forgotten long youngman and college student. he had just had 85 American fusion" was the result, ac­ Today, P. Sterlln Stuckey is 100-174-7425 ~ before that. Once Robeson was Invited to a concerts canceled In six cording to Stuckey. "U's Uke ' b\.::35 • asking "How can one be In a RENTALS · or write : ~l P. Sterling Stuckey is one of reception following a concert months. He was sitting at the going from polnt'A' to point 'A', position to bring unswervingly those Americans who performance at the University dinner table of Stuckey's from Black Nationalism to to Negro Ideas If one doesn't Sales & Service remember Robeson. Stuckey, of Chicago. Robeson had been family, when someone asked Integration between Monday know what being a Negro is all t,~~_~ professor of history at Nor- Invited to the university to sing, him what he would do lf he and Friday," he explained "But about?" Outstanding Service on thwestern University, spoke but not speak because of his couldn't make any money. "As • Adding Machines ~ ~~~ 1 Saturday at the eighth annual Inflammatory political views. long 88 I can eat with my • Typewriters 935 S. Allanlic Ave . Fr. I,."""", ~ Institute for Afro·American Stuckey remembered Robeson brother, In a Negro house, and Ford td propose hill · Oaytona Beach, get good nourishing black-eyed • Calculators Florida 32018 _~f- (._ . Culture. The audience was as being extremely rude to the small, but those who came to students. "1 was very sur­ peas and cornbread I'D be all Ph. (904) 252·2581 : N., hear Stuckey speak about prised," Stuckey said, right," he replied earnestly. restricting desegregation FREE PARKING • • ~ J . "Perspectives on the Theory "Because he didn't seem Uke By 1948 Robeson was "vir­ and Practice of Black that type of man." Then tually excised from our history" WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford said Sunday he soon We guarantee our repairs Na1ionallsm" were faced with a Robeson explained his anger. according 'to Stuckey. Stuckey man who knew Paul Robeson, "You wanted me to come to the will ask Congress to prohibit the courts from ordering deseg­ added that "In that silence on regation In school district.. where there is no demonstration and his message. University of Chicago to sing, the African question (In the STEVE'S TYPEWRITER CO. Stuckey, who Is writing an provided 1 did not speak. Now anyone's constitutional rights were violated. years 1~1980) our sense of And, answering questions In a broadcast interview, the Presi­ 1022 Gilbert Ct. 351-7929 biography of Robeson, you want me to speak," he said Afrlcantty was lost. This was described him as a man who In a booming voice. dent said individuals have a right, where no federal money is the reason for the massive Involved, to send their chlldren to segregated private schools. "baaed himself on the Southern "There was a complete disin tegration of black Negro, both with respect to silence," Stuckey recalled. "1 thlnk the individual ought to have a rlgbt to send his daughter ideological structure In recent or his son to a private school if he's willing to pay whatever the music and with respect to "Then he went ahead and years." politics. " Stuckey observed that spoke." What Robeson said was cost might be," Ford said. Robeson based himself 00 the typical of his honest l!PJ!aiIal Stuckey further attributed the Prellled as to whether this rlgbt included segregated schools, ~uthern Negro "because he ,ulof the polItlcm situation. 'lfJohn oss · African lclentlty to the Ford said "rthlnk In a private schoo a person ougbtlO have an recognized that the South was . Foster Dulles wants to send fact that during IM5-1980, after individual ~ht." SIMON THIS WEEK: 'Here cum da Rug' ESTES (Not _n IInce December 1975) ... great talent; extraordinary voice the creative Mctgtl'flOet (BocInJ lIIopplng Monday - Frlday 5:30-8:30 ... noble, musical. aware center- Tuesday • Dogs & Suds -~ • ...ronlng, voluminous sound 61110pt ... Bring a &lend- TIme Megozino STIll AGREAT Pu,cE TO SPEND AUTl1.E TIME ...... 114 E. CoIete Sat; July 3 OpenH_lOS,. 8:30 pm ACROSS 4. Leader who 13 Kind of dancer ~ Potables Students $2.50 Non·Students $4.00 renounced his 21 Kind of hold I Compasses' divinity n Stopped. 1=1 Hancher Auditorium descrlbinp 57 Wall st. figure squeak Z .5 Tannery worker 118 Makeshift 25 Relatin, to: 10 Boom's partner lodging Suffix 14 Sword handle 51 "September 21 PffIe 15 "-told by an 27 Assembfe C 0" -" Chess boards request idiot" eo Distinctive 28 Boxer Rosen- HI Expanse II Up- bloom ENDS WED.-7:15-9:15 ~ 17 Distant 82 Indilo 2t Macaws Adults: $2.5O-Child $1.00 J8 Shinbone 13 Aware of 30 -to ,0 No passes I. Alpine goat 14 Banken' dealll 31 Allow IS how ::) 20 Leader of a 85 Hungarian 32 Earlier march on Rome premier 34 Baltic native 71M1Z1NG Priuatc IIIceti"g roOIll 23 "-but the 37 On- DOWN . (frolicking) S71DDLBB brave ... " 311 Shore re,:ion 24 German pronoun 1 Grelory Peck 3t Native 0 a :! 211 Counterparts role certain planet 28 spy's address 2 Prevalent 44 ~und system en 33 Dotted 3 Social unit 45 Menu. . U Word on a COIlt1CI'Sc/ t ;011 4 Reporter on " Yoko- East 1&1 ,arment ta, space rates 48 In the air 35 Sprin, mo. 5 Relay-raee 4. TOrJosa's river with only II Lender who gadgets It Golden- forts. ~ freed the serfl 1 "-to be (happy medium) For the to no avail born .. ." 51 Sunder their own sophi~n loren 48 "-no usel" 7 Forbidden 52 Newspaper weeks, it 41 S. A. monkeys 8 Ivy Leaguen section having ...I ~ 42 Japanese native • Shuffle the staff !13 Folk dance RestraillL'd llilaritlJ 43 Tape malazlne 10 -out 54 Westchester mans if 45 Dunce's place (parachuted) college long .... According I HELLEn IN 47 Work on lace II "-et orbl" 55 Math branch 48 Declaim 12 Visible H However East Genn; >- East GerJIll - ••.. DINK TIGHT~ world recor I u events that Georle (ADAMS Rill) Cukor'1 romantic comedy of Q.D. I Elltertainlllellt oltell ; about a troupe trlVellina actors in pioneer d.Y" ENDS 1&1 0 Mon. 111M 7, 7 pml TUII. I_n. I, • pm AdINMIon $1. WED. -• now %' The first In our Off-Beat Westerns series. Coming Soon: The WIld lunch, I: S Dorado, Cheyenne Ammn, amonl olhtn. Butch I l- eligible for ! cccccccccccccccccccccccccccc according at COWIIelor E 11 ristorallie mu/illo .1: quoted In •• Relltt.r a - Caldwell, ~~ academic t liN lpring"ln 1ft 1111' "ould not If none of the above • III ~ Ken/I (UGmu) Mlzopdll'l pre-World War II masterpiece, which • summer .. excites you we have • ,ltIbllshed hi. ewropment concem with the potilion and condi­ Tom Mel 0 ...... ,"'1._ •••••_ •• _ _ _ 10 batUe CI surprisingly good food tion of women in lOCIety. .__ ... --.- ...... '- Nift spot lIS qw ... Mon. 7, • T.... 7 pm ShoWI: 1:30·3:30· at very moderate prices ., 'WI. pm; '11M '/ McLaulhl1 Admlulon $1 5:30· 7:30-9:30 sbared the I "cLaucUn last four III .. Everybody's a champion in City Park frisbee tournament

8y LORI NEWTON course, the losers. The band, Staff Writer Southfield Junction, continued , APARTMENTS playing, and contestants INSTRUCTION MOTORCYCLES "Saturday In the parlt, you'd wandered over In the direction FOR RENT thinlt It waf the Fourth oj to listen to the music and chat July people dancing, people about the afternoon's events. UGHT haulng • John Lee and John Da- SWI ....ING lessons at The Carousel Inn -- ~~~111~~~~~jll:r~11~l~i~I:~~~~~r (:!~;;'::i';;·-·%··"';>;X~:?···'~~~?:~m:$??:;;:::;::::.~:?:::~:*"~_=::::~:::::~::::;~~·-;';··""'~·'·· laughing, " a man .elUng lc. In the light of the contestants ",n. Phone 337-4653; 338·0891 . 6·17 Indoor heated pool, certJlled WSI inSlruc· TWO bedroom unfumi.hed available tor. Call 351·6324. 6·17 , ~ cream eyes, however, no one "as a CHIPPER'S Tillor Shop, 128Va E. ------1•• HARLEY D.VIDSON 350, only S185. air conditioned, no pets. 3~1· _Chica/lo loser, no one was a winner, Walhinglon. 0I81351-1229. 6-7 BEGINNING guitar lessons· Classical. MOO fillies, great shape, must sel, oriy 0078. 8-IJ Everyone had a good time. ______Flamenco and Folk. 1·643-2316, 337- 5250. 338-0943. 6-9 9216, evenings. 7·14 ~------ONE end two bedrooms available. no ... And a band playing guitar, ECONOMICAL, dependable, Super·R.t. pets, air conditioned. 351'()152. 8-IJ SWI ....NO Instruction - WSI qualified, Slreet icensed, Hke new, $350. 337- singing country songs, Saturday CHILD CARE .VAlLABLE mmedialeiy • One bedroom any age, heated pool. 351·55n, Royal 4693. 6-t6 In City Park - not an un­ unfurnished. SI55 a month includes aI Health Centre. 6-23 familiar scene. Crowded FOR sale - 1973 Honda 350-Four. in­ utilbes except electricity. Close to Uni· baseball diamonds, a medley of OPENINGS: Alice's Daycare Coopera­ spected. Best offer. Call 35t-7727 after 4 verslty Hospilal. Cal 337·9900 after 5 tIVe, two years and up. Call 353·6714.6- p.m. 6-7 p.m. 8-IJ songs, faces of different hues, 16 HELP WANTED crisp suntans, and bare chests SUBLET lumshed two bedroom, Jun. CHILD Care Center · Licensed, certified through August. no pels. 3~·2995 . 6-10 gleaming with fresh sunburns. teacher, planned aelivities, oulings. 351·' OUTREACH WORKER I ORGANIZER AUTOS On June 6, a certain event was 8221. 6·9 TwopoSllionsopen. Dutieslncludeestalr FOREIGN SUBLEASE June - July, turnlshed, fOUl held In City Park. The sur­ Patio Sale. Yard Sale .. ------fishing and maintaining communications bloclts, private kitchen and bath. 351· prising event, or at least to whatever term you use. CHILD care In my home. two to five years with residents in a specified portion of 1171 VW • Low mileage, good oonditlon, 290S. 6-10 it's an enjoyable and pro­ old. Reasonable. 337-3795. 6-7 Davenport Inner·city. /V;;t as an advocate below book. 337·2321 aner 5 p.m. 6-11 those not familiar with the lor neighborhood resldenls as needed. ------AV.,LABLE Immedilltely. one bedfoom fitable experience. It's scene, was a frisbee tour­ OPENINGS lor membership at Oum·Dum Ouallllcalions: B.A. in Social Work or 2' 1172AUDll00GL ·Air , automatic,exce~ apat1ment, close, llir, lurnlshed. Laura. nament, sponsored by the your opportunity to " clean Day Care . 353· 5771 lor more years In SoCIal Service field. Knowledge lent condition. 644-2681 ; 351-6426, 351·3101, leaYe message. 6-9 up" while you "clean out." Information. 6·9 ot commun"y, social srvice agencies and work. 6-10 ______downtown Iowa City buslneues. You 'lI become re·acqualnt· workings of court. poice. and schools. ______.V.ILABLE July 1 . Two bedroom The aerospace Industry and With your neighbors and BOLEO Daycare and/or Nlghtcare Proven ability to commnlcale with pef' UI67 VW BUS, excelent condotion, In. apartmenl, water and heat paid, laundry, Center Is looking for new members. Boleo sons 01 all ages. ethri<: and economic psected. $900 or best offer. Call 354- air. close. $225, fal also. 338-0943. 6-9 factory farming economics may meet new friends. and the Is a cooperative center and Is open from 8 backgrounds. Salary: 58,000 year. 2701, Monday mornings. 6-7 ------not be foremost In a frisbee fresh air IS good for your a.m. unlil 2 a.m. (18 hours). Anyone in· Please submit resume 10 Central· SUM ..ER - Fall option' Two bedroom, tournament player's mind as health. terested should phone. 353·4658. 6·7 Western Neighborhood Oevelopmenl, FOR sale 197t MGB GT, red litle, engine unlurnlshed near Universily Hospital. 618 W. 8th Streel, Davenport, Iowa excellent. Overhauled with 3,000 milet. Mer 5 p.m., 338-4785. 6-7 she-he squares up to that six­ Check your attic. base· 52803. Closing date June 15, 1976. Call 351 -7490, evenings. 6·8 ------­ foot left curve; In the same way, ment. garage and closet s MISCELLANEOUS EFFICIENCY, t115 and Ihree·room the tournament In City Park for good. but no· longer· A-Z AUCE'S Davcare work sludy openings: 11169 automatic Volkswagen Beetle · Very apartment $150 for one person. Months 01 with a few friends seemed far used items • furniture, Cook, ten hours also openings for assiSl' good condition, $ t ,000. 338 ·1517 after 4 June and July with lease through May 31, tools •... the list goes on Ing children, sixteen hours. 353-6714. 6· p.m. 6-9 19n at $135 and $165 beginning August away from a world cham­ MARANTZ 2240 receiver, 2 EPI 100 18 and on. Every Item should 1. 1976. On bus. off Slreetparking. wallno speakers. Call John. 351·9510 6·11 ------1.7 volkswagen. rebultt engine. good campus. 338-6595. 6-18 pionship played before a crowd be priced, of course You of several thousand and a degree hea t. UFEGUAADS wanled . Must have WSI, transportation, $850. WJ seals and lires. ------catch from a liHoot distance may want to combine your " NURSE MAIDS " shoes, like new. lui and part bme. See Pam Grim alLake Walt, 338-4581 , 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. 6-9 NOWuntll August 15· Two bedroom, un- television audience of a mllllon. At times it became between the legs and behind the sale With a friend or neigh­ stylish. white , 8M. 644-2661 . 6·10 Macbnde Seach. 6· 11 lurnlshed. air, $190 plus electricity. 354· However, that's what makes frustrating, aggravating, and back, and an accuracy~tance bor. Choose your days. get ------3153: 338·9922: 337·7972. 6·7 frisbee what it is - a sport full even humiliating, for the throw. your signs ready and place DESK, chesls. wood chaors, dresser, oron WANTED · Incentive minded salaperson. AUTOS ' your ad In the ClaSSified beds. wood beds. t250 121h Avenue Conlact Michael Rotziner, Employees Fi· JULY 1 • Quiet. one bedroom apartment, of fresh excitement, one that contestants as well as for their The fmal event of the day was Coralville (Nann 01 1-801 814 NeWlon nancial System. Box 287, Coal Valley . I~ DOMESTIC air, laundry, bus. pool. 354·1361 . 6·7 section. Your ad should Road. Iowa City. 6·14 hnois. 309·797·8164. 6·11 doesn't readily determine a supporters. Yet at the same where the contestant's ac­ list a few key Items, give winner or a loser, time it was an enlightening 1967 DODGE Wlndo Van with rear seats. MALE student, summer. share lurnlShed, curacy began to show, or not the date, time, and good SOF. and chair. $1 09; four·drawerchesl. LONG JOhn Sliver's at 1940 Lower Mus· Ihspeeled, good condition, reiable tran ... air conditioned apartment Own room, no Approximately 20 frisbee fans experience, full of relaxation, show, as it happened, The directions. 534 .95 : lull mattress and box spnng . catlne Road Is now hiring male and porIalion. 338·4757 after 5 p.m. utiities. 338.()832. 6·9 $54.95; kitchen set. $39 95 . four·piece female cook and counter help. Apply In entered the contest Saturday fascination and Challenge, frisbee had to be thrown A friendly ClaSSified Ad· bedroom set S109. Goddard's Furniture, person al Ihe slore between 9 a.m. - 5 1973 VEGA G7 Hetohback. 37.000 miles. THREE room oollage also one and two- afternoon, attempting to out­ The first event of the af­ through a hoop from a distance Visor Will help you word West Liberty We dehver, E·Z Terms. 6-7 p.m. 6·17 338-6340. 6- I 6 bedroom apartmenls avai lable May 1. throw their opponents In a ternoon was a Hi-foot throw. The of 15 feet. The hoop measured your Garage Sale ad for ______Black's Gaslight Vlnage, 422 Bl'own.6-10 variety of skills. frisbee had to move In a direct approximately three feet In maximum results BLOOD pressura manomelelS. stethos· WORK-study secretary· Typing essen· 1968 FORD · 128,000, original owner, copes, opthalmoscopes. etc. Exceplional tial . Hours lIexibie. 338·0581 , ext. 507. 289, aulomatic, power steering, In· SUBLEASE apartmenl for one· June I, The contestants, ranging straight line flight In order for diameter, and stood ap­ pnces. 351 -5227. evenings. 7·9 spected, $375 338-2177. 6·7 fall OPllon, unfurniShed, good location. from 4 years of age to 34, male the contestant to score, proximately four feet off the ------PART·lime sal8S/business opportunltv. 338-1733. 6-8 and female, struggled through a Other events Included a 15- ground. dial HiDE·a-bed. good condition. 520; SIngle Call 354·5180 for appointment only. 6-16 1971 NOV., beige, 54,000, stick, six cy. I.. MEDIATELY . bed . box spring, Irame. excellent condi· . Hnder, excenenl, $1 ,850. 338-4070. 6-11 aV&llable, furnished elll· series of emotions as they foot flight with a six.foot curve The contest ended around 3: 30 lion. $50: kitchen lable. formica , lour WORK Sludy posil,ons available at ciency apartmenl, cooking faallies, air. tossed their frisbees In the 90 to the left and to the right; a p,m" with winners and of 353-6201 Chairs good $35 351-7541 . 6.4 Dum·Dum Day Care , male or famala. 338-7497 after 6 p.m. 6·8 , . . 353-5771 . 6·9 .l For Garage Sale Ad·Vice 350 SONY reel 10 reel, seven tapes: skirt· AUTO SERVICE Ing lor 14x64 Irailer; 1975 Jeep. 337- RN or LPN , part lime. 310 11 p.m. shift. ROOMMATE 5418. 6-9 Severly Manor Nursing Home, 338· WANTED 7912. 7·15 r • U.S. swimming dOlllinance PERSONALS TWO chests 01 drawers, $25 ; single bed . ------UBf,R.L male. own room, close. WIth complete. 351·8023. 6-9 PUBUC.TIONS .SSlSTANT TRANSMISSION Must be work· study qualified. Paste-ups. two others, $83. 337·9735. 6·11 OPENINGS: Human Subjects ReView REFRIGER.TOR, large dorm sized. two Also some research, cop\'l'eadlng, editing SERVICE ROOMMATE(S) fpr summer only 10 Committee. Contact Collegiate Associa- years warranty left, $100 338-0880.6' 16 and writing. Pholography and audlo- I D~ ServIce share Ihree bedroom home close to cam· tlon CounCil, Geoff King for applications, visual experience helplul. U of I Founda· -, threatened by E. GerInans pus, $95 monlhly. 354·5890. 6·11 Activities Center, IMU . 353-5467. 6.11 LOOK.$I99 will buy seve~.piece living lion, 353-6271 . 6·9 AI Work Guarllllud ------room; kitchen sel and four·piece bedroom ------338-6743 203 Kirkwood TWO females 10 share hOuse WIth Iwo STOR.GE STORAGE set, Includes box springs and maUress. WANTED couples · Substitute housepa· '----;;.;..;..:...;.~....;;;.;.;...-=""'"=---' BERLIN (AP) - The United the Montreal Games In July. into "sport schools." Studies lnales and one female. Own bedroom. States dominance of world Scientific analysis, a broad are not played down-but Minl·warehouse unilS, all sizes. Monthly Goddard's Furniture, West Liberty. Open rents YOuth T~~rgenCV33S7h~538tcr. fill In lor ~,~LyKe~~~~~~ryR~:~ServiS: :~:"o; two blocks from doWntown. avrulable i.... rates as low as $25 per month. U Store All. every night until 9 pm 6-7 vacations · s c eave. · 6·9 . mediatiey. 338·2635. 6·11 swimming may be coming to an based program, and a careful schedules are arranged around Dial 337-350S. 7-16 . 644 ·3661 7· 15 end, swamped by a nation with scrutiny of talent all have training tlme.s, something that . , , " STEREO receiver. ill whtls RMS7. ,fOJlUla1ion smaUerthan that · played key roles In this devel- • would espeCially ,help swim­ .,POSlTIVE,experience.pregnanoyvotIP" chlinnet. tWO IiccouI!11C81 'eu.p\!nSlon rOlJW..lriCDraIVllie-tO\\'~Clty . ii1lUl~r~ ~!L:(i'lTIS "IN SEI'VICE - O\Ialoly.wll.· starling June 9, 7:30 p.m. al Emma 3. way I~udspeaker. ; '!at\Qlreel tape Imetely $150 per mon h. 1! I~~ere~t , ca r:~ed3~J'.<:J7nglne rebuilds, $125 r.~~ of California, America's 'opment. But exactly how all mel's in a two a day training Goldman Clinic · Information and sharing deck. Perfect condition . reasonable. Keith Petty, 338·3665. 6·9 p . . ______primary aquatic breeding these factors are meshed re- routine. group. Pregnant women and triends wet· 337·2883. days; 338' 8414, evenings.6·9 WORK sludy S-8I'''' _ Tu ...... essen. JOHN'S Volvo and Saab Raprur • Fasl ROO ....ATE for summer only. close In, come. Call 337· 2111 for more ------g~ -, ,"""" $90 Iu . ground. mains a closely held secret. It is West German athletes, - lial Hours ltexlble. Phone 338'()581 . ex. and reasonable All work guaranteed. P s utlilies. 338·3420. 6·8 Information. 6·8 STEREO components, CB·s. calculalors, lensoon 507. 6-8 1020'" GIlbert Court. 351 .9579. 7. 13 ------______It is East Germany, a nation said the East Germans even perhaps closest socially to the ------appliances. wholesale. guaranteed. Oon. ______I ....EDIATE • Share large Iowa City of 17 million people and a fierce keep Soviet athletes from get- East Germans because of .RTlSTSI SeA your work on conslgnmenl 1·643·2316; evenings, 337·9216. 7·t4 COOK and persons 10 dekver Pizza Vina VW REP~RS mobile hOme · AIr, dishwasher, bus. $80 pride and determination that ting too close to how they do kinship and a common at Lasting Impressions. 337·4271 . 6-17 pizza. Apply In person aner 4 p.m. al431 CALL WALT , 338-4561 . plus 'It utilities. 338·0880. 6·17 has vaulted it from relative things . language, say that the pressure $25 REWARD for loctlon of dark red Kirkwood Avenue. 6· 15 6-29 ------obscurity to international Perhaps the most telling fac- on their cousins from the East men's Pegasus bike. 354·1474: 337· W.aNTED TO BVY ------======- SHARE house. own room . nine blocks 7976. 6-9 FREE room and kitchen priVileges for from campus. sea. 338·9314 . 6·17 promlnance In only a few years. tor is the careful meshing of to succeed is enormous. Few student In exchange for ight housework. And if there is anyone per- sports for the talented with their say they would trade the more PROBLEM pregnancy? Call Birthright. 6 338-1226 6-15 SU ....ER sublet, lall optJon, roommate NEED sleeptng bag, good to zero. 338- . wanted 10 share two-bedroom apanment, pm. - 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday. former who typifies East schooling. haphazard training In the West 5912. 6·9 furnished, near Fieldhouse. Call 337. Germany's meteoric rise, It is In the first grade, teachers for the kind of regimentation 338-6665. 7·14 BABY siller ,n my home near campus, LUXURY, Inexpensive three or four· 3802. 6.9 • ,I '. " , hours arranged . 337-9161 . 6·7 bedroom lownhouse. 1'It baths, base. ______Kornella Ender. are required to screen children the EastGermans face In an all- FEEL bad? Therapy groups by women, ment, carpel. yard , hook·ups, $175. for women of all ages. Call 338·3410; FEM.LE. nonsmoker. one bedroom lor She was just 11 years old for aptitude. If they show any, a out drive that for the state PETS 338· 7998. Rental Direclory. 114 E. 35t·3152: 644·2637. 7-13 summer. air. excellent locabon. 337· when the U.S. squad, which had record is kept of progress. makes sports a vehicle for College. 6·9 ~ . 6-9 already wrested swimming do- Around 12, if the results war- measuring the success of a GAY Peoples Union counseling and In· AKC Gordon Sellers, $125. 648.5291 ; To ,lee. cleMlft.d mination from Australia, came rant it, talented children are put political system. formation. Sunday . Tuesday, Thursday, 7 337.9691. 6-11 ,,0_ MALE grad share two bedroom Coralville p.m. ' 10 p.m. 353·7162. 7·13 ______.d .. t •• DI, Co_ to ..... apartment. Summer or longer. 351· to Leipzig In 1971 for a first HOUSE FOR RENT 6170. 6-7 Whit. German Shepherds · AKC reg's­ III. Co ••••lc.tlo •• meeting with the swimmers of tered, shots wormed . Dam and slle on Four Hawks 'All-Big 10' ICHTHYS c..tar. Col..... d MecU. FE ...LE 10 share apartment, own room, the Communist-eontrolled Ger­ BIble. Book. 1M (;1ft Shop premises. Excellent lemperment. 3t9· SINGLES OK • three bedroom unlur· 558.35 monlhly. Call 1·643-2349. 6-9 man state, 455-2108 . eo.. 11 •.•. Ie til. d.ad­ nished, carpel , yard, hook·ups: kid., pets ______All-Big 10 baseball honors Big 10 teams respectively , B•• fow ,lac:Ia. aad CAIIC.I­ OK. $175. 338·7998, Rental Directory. I.... EDI.TE • Furnished traler, NOIth Now, only five years later, KITIENS to give away · Two grey and went to three UI players, Senior ~<:)~~ 114 E. Coltege. 6·9 Ubeo'1y, $80 , cals. Aner 5:30 p.m., 626- while longhairs and two black. 337· ta. clualflad ..... n. of. there Is no question that the girl 632 S. Dubuque 2721 . 6-9 first baseman Steve Stumpff, All-Big 10 golf honors went to lie. Ie cIoaacl &0•• 0_ to THREE badroom newly redecoraled, ______her teammates call "COMY" lowl City 351-0383 2730. 6·9 who batted an impressive ,386 UI golfer, Lon Nielsen, who 1 , ••" Il10. ,·FrI. close In, no pets, $300. 338·5176. 6-11 FEM.LE . Own room , on Cambus, near will have a chance for at least Hours: Mon-S.t, 10 a.m.· 5 p.m. MALE S,amese killen. $15 . D,aI336' five gold medals In the Montreal and sparked the Hawks placed fourth at the Big Ten University Hoapi1al, $65. After 5 p.m., defensively with a ,992 fielding meet with a score of 303. Nielsen CRISIS CENTER · Call or slop in, 112V, 7160. 6·8 338-4785. 6·7 Summer Olympic Games, ! 'mwashington, 351·0140. tl a.m· : 2 FREE puppies . Seven weeks , trained. percentage, was chosen for the will compete In a sectional meet 7 , ROOMS FOR RENT FE ..ALE • Own room. close. air. par1ially perhaps even going for more if . . 4 Lab/Shepherd/Golden Relnever. 336. her form and the scheduling of first team. Other Hawks to be held June 8 In Denver, , furnished. Ian option. 338-0072. 6·9 chosen, freshmen Mike Nar­ which will determine whether HANDCRUTED wedding rings, chrisi. 9303. 6·t 0 events allows. ening gifts. Call evenings. Terry, 1-629- TYPING ROOM wilh kitchen privileges al 331 N. FE .. ALE to share three bedroom Ridge­ In the five days of trials to ducci and Mike Boddicker, he will have a spot on the U.S. 5483 (oollect) ; Bobbi, 351- 1747 .. 6-15 PROFESSIONAL dog grooming - Pup­ Gllben. 354·5137. 7·14 land apartmenl aCross from Hancher. made the second and third All- Open slate. poes, kitlens . troplcl fish, pat supplies. ------Own room . aYlalabie Immediately, fall op- select its own team, the East DRINKING problems? M meels Satur· Brenneman Seed Store, 1500 tSlAvenue *THESIS elCperience - Former univer- 557.50 pef month · Two blocks from cam· tlon. $63.33. 337·4087. 6-16 German women smashed an as­ day.1 noon in North Hall Lounge. 6·9 Soulh 338-6501 . 7· 13 s~y secrelary. ISM Setectrics. carbon ril>- pus. kitchen priVileges. 354-3543. 6-6 tounding 14 world records, The bon . 338·6996. 6·22 ------WANTED • Three males 10 share two- RAPE CRISIS UNE ROOM In large house available ,m' bedroom apartment In Old Gold Court lS-year~ld Miss Ender set five A women's support service. 338-4800.6·8 ANTIQUES TWELVE year's experience Iheses, mediately, $100. 337·7552 aUer 5 June I , July 24 or Augusl 15. $50 pef of them, although she then lost manuscripls. Quality W<>I1< . Jane Snow, p.m. 6·10 month Includes air. umitles, lurnlshings. THE DAILY IOW.N Is looking for a few 338-6472. 7·6 ------337.9139 aner 6 p.m. 6.7 one when a teammate sur­ By The AS40c/ated Press daring young men .. who are seeking NICE paneled single near UniverSity. passed her. By comparison, the Playgirl laid-cut fame and fortune - for a BLOOM Ant iques· Downtown Wellman. TYPING -Carbon ribbon. elect rio: editing; Shared kitchen fac'hties. 580. 644· ...LE sludent. own unfurnished bed. feature article. Contact Sob Jones at Iowa - Three buildings full. 6-21 experienced. Dial 338·4647. 7·6 2576. 7·15 room, summer sublel wllh fall option, East Gennan men fared poorly NA TIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 353·6210. 5-12 . - Sevolle "Partments. 338·9660. 6-7 with only two world-record ef­ Ea.t Ea.t FAST, professlonal typing • Manuscripts, ROOMS for males· West of Chemislry ______forts. L Pct. GB L term papers, resumes. IBM Selectrics. (kilchen). Dial 337-2405. 6·10 ...LE grad needs person to share ~ailer. W W Pet. GB RIDE·RID~R For the Americans, who hold Phila 33 14 ,702 New York 28 19 .596 GARAGE SALES Copy Center. too. 338·8600. 7-14 ------354·1264 aner 5 p.m. 6-6 ,560 61,2 ROO .. near Music. Art, Law; lurnished, their own Olympic trials In two Pitts 28 22 Baltimore 24 24 .500 41At TYPING - Thesis experience. supplies kitchen privileges; own refrigeralor. TV, MALE · Music·Theatre sludenl needs weeks, It becomes a matter of New York 26 28 ,481 101,2 BOlton 22 24 .478 51At RIDERS wanled to New York June 9. fumished. reasonable rates and sarvice. price negotiable. 332 Ellis: call Greg, compatibiepefllOOtosharev8f)'niceMaI GAR.OE sale - Flrsl house on right past share expenses. 351 ·8180. 6·9 338-1635. 6-28 Room 34, 351·9915. 6-10 Area hou!8. Renl, u"HIes, deposit 338· having to stop the East Ger­ Chicago 22 29 .431 13 Cleveland 22 25 ,468 6 Hames Mobile Homes in Highway 1 West. 81. louis 22 29 .431 13 Detroit 21 25 .457 61At Cheap college clothes, June 5. 9 a.m. to 4 5702 aft' 6 p.m. 8-IJ mans If they are to retain their FAST, profeS8ionallyping • Manuscripls, ROOMS with cooking privileges, Black's p.m. 6·7 long dominance In this sport. Montreal 17 28 .378 15 Mllwkee 18 28 .409 81,2 lerm papers, resumes. IBM Seleclrics. Gaslight Village . 422 Brown Street. 6· 10 FE .. ALE lor summer· Share two bed­ We,t We.t LOST AND FOUND According to ADN, the official SALE, Saturday 9 a.m. • 3 p.m . • Apart· Copy Cenler, 100. 338·8800. 7·14 roomp1lf1ially furnished. air. close. $100. East Gennan news agency, the CIncinnati 32 19 ,m Kan City 30 18 .625 ment furniture. kitchen suppties. plants, ROOM · 412 N. Cinlon. $100 a month, 337·5744. 8·7 Los Ang 31 22 ,585 2 Texas 26 20 .565 3 camptng supplies. guilar, garden equip­ LOST · Man in Sphere painting, 4x5. available now. kitchen and laundry ------­ East Gennan girts now hold the facilities. 354·3487. 6-9 TWOfemales, nonsmoking, 10 share menl. reasonable prices. 820 Iowa Black wallet between Sancluary . S. San Diego 26 23 .531 5 ChicagQ 25 21 .543 4 SPORTING GOODS apartment fOf .ummer, \IIIry close to ~ world record In all the women's Avenue 6·7 Johnson. Reward . Paul Stulls, 338 · events that will be contested at Houston 'lI 28 ,491 7 Minnesota 24 24 .500 6 SUMMER rooms • OownSiairll kitchen, campus. Four IaIga bedrooms. two baths, Atlanta 20 30 ,400 111,2 Oakland 24 28 .482 8 ======. 2176 - 6·tO ubNties paid. $80 monthly. 35t·9n6.6·9 air, furnished. 595 • utilities Included. rLERT San Fran 21 33 ,389 121,2 California 22 32 .407 11 GOLF clubs, left·handeO beginner's half 337-7191. 6-7 Saturday', Gamet Saturday'. Retult. WHO DOES IT? set, extras, 565. 338-9660. 6-7 lINGLE room . share kitchen, two baths, ======Q.D. Caldwell MUSICAL cInse. Pets OK. 337,5269. 6·9 San Franctsco 4, Philadelphia Boston 4, California 3 INSTRUMENTS 2 Oakland 7, New York 6 WINDOW W.SHfNG ROO .. lor rent, cooking prfvileges. Unlur· MOBILE HOMES now eligible Houston 4, Chicago 3 Baltimore 5, Minnesota 1 AL EHL. DIAL 644-2329 BICYCLES nlshed, wi. negotlale. 338·40~. 6-9 San Diego II, Pittsburgh 9, 15 Cleveland 5, Chicago 3, 10 in- 9·28 W..... good I>MJo, but can'l ... SLEEPING room WIth kilchen and bath. I .... 12l1~ Park Estate - Central air, one innings nings Butch Caldwell will be SEWING · Wedding gowns and brodes· lord ono? Build a Slowarl­ BICYCLES S60 per mOnth. June and July with lease room additIOn . fenced back yard WIth gar. eligible for football nelt IeiIOn, Cincinnati 5, S1. Louis 1 Kansas City 5-7, Milwaukee 4- maida' dresses. ten yaars : experience. MacDo...Jd B.. Jo KIt, S99. lor everyone August 1 through May 30, 1977.1$75. On den. 338'()109. lotIO. Forest View. 6-18 according to UI academic Atlanta 8, Montreal 0 2 338·0446. 7·16 T... GlO"",o Frilled Inllnun... II, PII1. & Accessories bus. walk to campus. 338-6595. 6-16 New York 3, Los Angeles 1 Detroit 3, Teus 2, 11 innings The Hal M.I, 114 E. CoO.. Repair Servtce 1.73 14x70 Freedom Palnot - Famished, COWIIelor Bill Munn, Mum wu KOD.K him processing · Save 10'4 IItl SHARE four bedroom hou!8, two baths. two bedroomswilh den , skirted with Shed. quoted In tbe D.. Mol" .. Sunday" Game. Late l1ame not Included Lasting ImpresSJons, 4 South L,nn. 6·17 ..______.. STACY'S close. immediately. Mel - Jim, 351 · 337-4316 befor. 3 p.m. 6-18 Re,IIter u having said that San Diello 8, Pittsburgh 1 4864. 6-7 ------Atlanta 14, Montreal 8 Sunday" Gam .. FOR repair. sales, an

PHOENIX (AP) - The relentless Rookies Alvan Adams and RIcky Sobers chiae's eight-year hlstory. CARDS Boston Celtics, paced by Charlie Scott and were Phoenix' top scorer. in the final Despite lOlling, the Suns certalnly were Dave Cowens, beat the gritty Phoenix SUns game. Adams finlJhed with 20 points and not disgraced. After losing the first two ReDERA 87-110 Sunday and won their 13th National "u the series' leading acorer with 138, games in the series in Boston, they baWed 10t s. DulluClUe Basketball Assoctatlon championship In while Sobers collected 19 points. back and tied the series with two victories the last 20 years. The Celtles went ahead to stay BUT with at home. They then fought the Celtles The victory enabled the Celtles to win just under seven minutes remaining when throughout the fifth game, even when they the nationally televised best-of-seven Havllcek sank two free throws and moved tralled by %A points, and made I strong series 4-2. It was the third straight playoff past Wilt Chamberlain Into third place on comeback when they trailed by 11 in the series this season they had won by that the all-time playoff scoring list. third quarter of the wild sixth game. margin - earlier they best Buffalo and DUrIng one stretch of the last quarter, The loss was only the second at home In Cleveland to reach the finals - and the Havllcek and Cowens combined for 13 the last 21 games for the Suns, who had TEAM third they have clinched on the road. straight Boston points, giving the Celtlcs • reached the final round by upeettlng It also was the fourth consecutive league 77-71 lead. After that, White and Scott SeaWe and defending NBA champion Introdudory Meed .. collaborated for the Celtlcs' remaining 10 Golden State, and after being tabbed as the championship that the Celtles had clinched MondlY, June 7 on the road, the others In 1968, 1969 and points. longest shot of the 10 teams who made the NBA playoffs this season. 7:30 pm 1974. And it was the second title In seven Both teams appeared to feel the affects MlnnelO~ am. IMU years for Coach Tom Heinsohn. of friday night's gruelling triple-overtlme The Ceitics' flve-polnt halftime lead was Scott, the fonner Phoenix guard playing 1211-128 BOIIton victorY and were off In both due largely to their perfect foul shooting. his first season with the Celtlcs, was the their shooting and timing. At the free throw line, they were 12 for 12. game's leading scorer with 25 points, nine The Celties, with Scott ICoring 14 points, The Celtles built their halftime advantage Free Movies In the crucial final period. The rugged forged to a 38-33 halftime lead and in­ by outscoring the Suns 14-2 during a 5- & Information Cowens, playing the last 10 minutes with creased the advantage to 46-35 early In the minute 44-second stretch when Phoenix' on skydiving lessons five personal fouls, had 21 points. third quarter. two points came on foul shots by Adams. JoJo White, who scored 15 points for Boston, was voted the Most Valuable The Suns, on Adams' 11 third quarter Even though they led at intermission, Player In the series. He wu the Celtics' points, narrowed the gap to 57~ by the the Celtlcs' shooting percentage was .302. leading scorer with 130 points. end of the period and they finally inched the Suns were only a llWe better at .378. John Havllcek, playing despite a severe ahead 87-66 with 7:25 remaining in the Phoenix' Keith Erickson, who had muscle tear in his left foot, added 10 points game. suffered a sprained right ankle in the fifth for Boston and became the third leading But Boston's wily veterans- led by game, reinjured the ankle in the first min­ scorer in NBA playoff historY. Havlicek Havlicek, Cowens, White and Scott­ ute of the second period. He crumpled to now has 3,611 points in the playoffs, putting overtook them and ended the SUns' CIn­ the floor after attempting a jump shot, was THIRGS him behind only Elgin Baylor's 3,623 and derella dreams of winning the ti Ue In their helped off the court and never returned to JerrY West's 4,457. first championship series in the fran- the game. Coffee or the Week U.S.C. wins NCAA; Olympic basketball "Illmatra Stones sets mark squad announced lakall" PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Texas-El Paso, which finished RALEIGH, N.C . (AP) - eraged 16.6. Dwight Stones credits a chiro­ with 44. Tennessee was third Here's how Dean Smith, coach Ernie Grunfeld, &-e, Ten­ practor with getting him back in with 40, followed by Washington of the United Stales Olympic nessee - "He's got experience shape to soar 7 feet 7 inches, State, 34; Arizona State, 31; basketball team, sizes up the 15- and savvy. He's a strong re­ high enough to set a world high Brigham Young, 30, and Wash­ man squad selected after a bounder, a good passer and jump record. ington, 21. week of trials at North Carolina strong defensively and has in­ The 22-year-old Stones, who There were five meet record State University: ternational experience." Aver­ now has set the high jump breakers. Guards aged 25.3. standard nine times, told his Tate Armstrong, 6-3, Duke - Phil Hubbard, 6-7, Michigan soap opera story Saturday after "Tate Is unknown nationally but - "Barely made the invitation clearing the bar at .the 55th an­ I've seen quite a bit of him list. He's only a freshman and Altoeiated Pr ..1 nual NCAA Track and Field locally. He's a pure shooter who must be our youngest player. A Curtis Perry of the Phoenix SUDI holds beck John H ••acet otthe Championships, breaking the makes a grea t effort de­ good passer." Averaged 15.1. Boston Celtics as the ball rolls out of bou.. durilll playoff actIOil mark of 7~1fz he set in 1973. fensively and can pass the Mark Landsberger, 6-8, Ari­ Sunday In Pboenlx. The Celtks woo the pme to win tile NBA title The Long Beach State senior ball." Armstrong averaged 24.2 zona State - "A strong reboun­ for the 13th time by a score of 87-80. said Dr. Leroy PelTY of Pasa­ points a game for Duke. der. Did not play last year after dena, Calif., a chiropractor he Otis Birdsong, 11-4, Houston - transfelTing from Minnesota." met in June 1975 at a high "OtIs played in the Pan-Ameri­ Landsberger sat out 1975-76 as a jumpmg clinic in Corvallis, can Games and is farnUlar with transfer student. ,..... Ore., set him mentally and John Ngeno of Washington the international game. He has Scott May, 6-7, Indiana - "He physically straight, resulting in State won the 10,000 meter race a unique abWty to penetrate was the Player of the Year and his climactic effort on PeM'. Friday In 211 minulea 21 •• aec­ and II lood defensively." He PII ~d a great triala. A pure Franklin Field. onds. On Saturday, Earl Bell averaged 26.4. shooter. Good defensIvely and \VE rebounding. Has great hands." SEll "I met him again at a meet In pole vaulted II-IV., James Quinn Buckner, 6-3, Indtana Paris a month later, after I Munyala of Texas-El Paso ran May averaged 23.5. - "A fine leader, excellent de­ Steve Sheppard, !Hi, Mary­ pulled a muscle, " Stones re­ the 3,000 meters in 8:24.86, Vil­ fensively and a good passer. A lated. "He didn't even touch lanova's Eamonn Coghlan did land - "He's strong and enthu­ much better shooter this week siastic. He can take the ball to me. He just looked at me and the 1,500 in 3:37.1, (equal to a than was erpected." Averaged said, '00 you know that your 3:54.6 mile), and San Diego the basket and that's so impor­ 8.9. tant In international play." Av­ right hip is lower than your State's Quentin Wheeler won Phil Ford, 6-2, North Carolina Call'S eraged 17.6. left?'" the 400 meter hurdles in 48.55. - "A quick point guard who can Stones said Dr. PerrY "start­ Other champions included shoot and plays with great in­ Centers ed working on me 20 minllles at Harvey Glance In the 200 (20.74) tensity." Averued 18.6. a time and he did such a fan­ to go with hIa Friday 100-meter Mitch Kupchak, 8-10, North tastic lob that within 10 days or victorY (the meet's only double Forword. Carolina - "Mitch was AUanta two weeks he had me jumping winner). Ken Randle of Kenny Carr, 6-7, North Caro­ Coast Conference Player of the for world records again." Southern California won the 400 lina State - "An excellent re­ Year. He's a great pro prospect A 6-foot-5 UCLA transfer stu­ meter run in 45.2, Josh K.lmeto bounder and scorer. Very and he'U be a great Olympian." dent, Stones set his seventh high of Washington State the 5,000 quick." He averaged 28.6 for Kupchak averaged 17.6. jump mark last February in meters-dethronlng teammate N.C. State. Tommy LaGarde, 6-10, North Madison Square Garden, 7~V., Ngeno-in 13:47.87, Phil Robins Adrlan DanUey, 6-5, Notre Carolina - "He .had a great an indoor mark. The nelt day of Southern Illinois the triple Dame - "Really can play sev­ year statistically. He can run he leaped 7~1fz in San Diego jump (54-8¥.), BuckneU's Tom eral positions. Great hands and jump and blocked many with only three hours sleep. McLean the IKIO in 1: 47 .36, around the basket. Vacuum shots here, which must have WhUe Stones was voted the Tennessee's Phil Olsen the hands." Averaged 21.8. Impressed the committee." Av­ athlete of the meet, he was only javelin (273-2), and Borys Walter Davis, 8-5, North eraged 14.4. one star in a field of allstars. Chambul of Washington, the Carolina - "Strong defen­ Scott lloyd, 6-11, Arizona Southern California's well discus (202-3). TeMessee took sively. Played the top player on State - "Plays with great in­ balanced team won the team the 400-meter relay and Arizona the other team so often. Pure tensity. He runs hard." Aver­ title with 64 points, dethroning State the 1,600 meter relay. shooter. Excellent passer." Av- aged 18.6. VI relay team Cains For SalE just misses Teaching Jobs Open . . . and fenders, and wheels, and brakes, at NCAA trials With 107 nuclear powered ships now operating and 40 more on the way, the U.S.Navy is the largest operator of nuclear power plants in The Ul's 44Q.:relay team of Joe and windshield wipers and everything else Robinson, Don Adams, Royd the world. 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